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I have some old 10-inch Eminence drivers from the 1970's that offer a QTS of 3.028 (measured in LIMP). I pretty much destroyed 6 out of 8 around 20 years ago, and looking to find six 10-inch speakers that offer a QTS of 3.0 or greater.
As a QTS of 2.0 is not easily found moreso 3.0 these days, does anyone know of any old 10-inch speakers (brand, model number) that offers a QTS of 3.0 that I can look out for on Ebay?
I have some old 10-inch Eminence drivers from the 1970's that offer a QTS of 3.028 (measured in LIMP). I pretty much destroyed 6 out of 8 around 20 years ago, and looking to find six 10-inch speakers that offer a QTS of 3.0 or greater.
As a QTS of 2.0 is not easily found moreso 3.0 these days, does anyone know of any old 10-inch speakers (brand, model number) that offers a QTS of 3.0 that I can look out for on Ebay?
QTS = 0.3 ?
There are a lot of good 10" drivers out there. Replace all the ones you have if they exhibit a Qts = 3.0
WHG
Here is a good one: (QTS = 0.31)
McCauley.com : Products: Components > 6224: Specifications
There are a lot of good 10" drivers out there. Replace all the ones you have if they exhibit a Qts = 3.0
WHG
Here is a good one: (QTS = 0.31)
McCauley.com : Products: Components > 6224: Specifications
From Parts Express, there is a 10" woofer manufactured by GRS replacement speakers, Qts= 1,27. PE stock # 292-410, for cheap.
Connect an 8 Ohm resistor in-series with it to get an effective Q of about 3,0.
Why do you want such a relatively high value of Qts ?
-Hope that shipping to you from Ohio, US wouldn't be too expensive.
Regards,
Pete
Connect an 8 Ohm resistor in-series with it to get an effective Q of about 3,0.
Why do you want such a relatively high value of Qts ?
-Hope that shipping to you from Ohio, US wouldn't be too expensive.
Regards,
Pete
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A LIMP measured 10 incher with a very high Q? Just curious as to what you plan on doing with such a beast...
Actually a much more sophisticated and better way to increase the effective Qts of the woofer would be to drive it with an amp that has source impedance equal to about 8 Ohm. An appropriate amp might be some tube amps or a transistor/IC amp can be modified to have any required source impedance. I haven't looked for one at all, but AFAIK, a commercial transistor/ IC amp with 8 Ohm source impedance (or about that) doesn't exist.
-Pete
-Pete
I am resurrecting a pair of old columns which consists of four tens per cabinet. It is interesting you would call it a beast when high Q's were common with loudspeakers in the 1980's - downwards.
Edit: I just noticed the decimal point is in the wrong location. I need a QTS of 3.0 not a QTS of 0.31
A Lot More Than Just a High QTS
Read this:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/full-range/187175-ob-qts-how-high-high.html#post2542069
WHG
Read this:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/full-range/187175-ob-qts-how-high-high.html#post2542069
WHG
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I am uncertain how that pertains to me looking to replace six 10-inch drivers with a QTS of 3.0 I damaged 20 years ago for a pair of column boxes. I have two originals that are working so I know the driver’s strong and weak points.
Pyramid Studio Pro WH10 10" Woofer Accordian Surround 290-262
Hi,
The above is near 2. I wouldn't be too precious about hitting 3,
and I'd ditch the last two working drivers, go all new drivers.
rgds, sreten.
Hi,
The above is near 2. I wouldn't be too precious about hitting 3,
and I'd ditch the last two working drivers, go all new drivers.
rgds, sreten.
Outlines System Design using High [QTS] drivers.
The matching problem (Drivers to Enclosure) is not tied to a single driver dimension [QTS]. That is what the referenced post is telling you. You may relax the [QTS] requirement somewhat if [QMS] & [Fs] are close. In any case for best results, as stated before, replace or rebuild all the 10" drivers. WHG
The matching problem (Drivers to Enclosure) is not tied to a single driver dimension [QTS]. That is what the referenced post is telling you. You may relax the [QTS] requirement somewhat if [QMS] & [Fs] are close. In any case for best results, as stated before, replace or rebuild all the 10" drivers. WHG
Hi,
Qts and open baffles have little to do with column PA speakers, unless
the PA speakers are open backed and then effectively folded baffles.
High Qts is not now common but it was. High Qts implies small magnets
and low midband efficiency, but can correct baffle step to a degree, giving
a richer vocal reproduction, and relatively good bass efficiency on the cheap.
rgds, sreten.
Qts and open baffles have little to do with column PA speakers, unless
the PA speakers are open backed and then effectively folded baffles.
High Qts is not now common but it was. High Qts implies small magnets
and low midband efficiency, but can correct baffle step to a degree, giving
a richer vocal reproduction, and relatively good bass efficiency on the cheap.
rgds, sreten.
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How sure are you they were really having Qts= 3.0? Check the ones that you still have again. Some pictures can reveal certain construction features also perhaps there are some part numbers on the pair you have.
I already had 10's that are somewhat close in the QMS & fs of the original 10's in the column boxes. However, a QTS of 0.4 sounds anaemic to a QTS of 3.0
It will be difficult for anyone to comprehend the tonal difference unless they have drivers with a high QTS within that region to make a comparison. Id rather use a QTS of 2.0 on those Pyramid's sreten suggested for it will offer closer results to 3.0
And knowing Pyramid's history the QTS is more than likely higher than 1.98
Here is a wav clip of what two old 10’s with a QTS of 3.0 sounds like in one column box sitting on top of another box with the microphone around 12 feet away.
http://www.filedropper.com/twooldtensinonecolumnbox
Hi,
Putting low Qts drivers into older radios, radiograms, jukeboxs and
the like is a sure fire way of losing most of the warmth they have.
rgds, sreten.
Still I'd regard a Qts of 3.0 as OK for such things, which typically
have perforated backs and are folded open baffles. For a box Qbox
can only go up, even well stuffed, Qts = 2 should work as well as 3.
Putting low Qts drivers into older radios, radiograms, jukeboxs and
the like is a sure fire way of losing most of the warmth they have.
rgds, sreten.
Still I'd regard a Qts of 3.0 as OK for such things, which typically
have perforated backs and are folded open baffles. For a box Qbox
can only go up, even well stuffed, Qts = 2 should work as well as 3.
i know some of visaton low budget hifi stuff have Qts of about 1.5 but i doubt Qms would be close, and i also doubt they suit PA at all. WS250E if i recall is the model.
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