Ok thanks, I usualy cut the lows from the midbass (100-120 hz and down because I have sub for those frequencies) so I can open more the volume and have louder voice 25-30% and after with mixer or equalizer set the highs of midbass and midhigh with.... do you think that is good ? I know that if i cross the midbass at 800hz i will have some better sound but not so loud to combine with highs very well....
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Yes yesterday this working now I dont know why , here it is View image: 1620926 790224944339125 47458357 n
new midbass horn for my 15" Beyma at 2 x pi View image: Screen Shot002 what do you think ? i draw also and frecuencly response of my midhigh horn to see the combine.....
Yes i know that is very powerfull and good driver and maybe only 2" Coaxial....but dont belive that handles 150 AES middle range above 400hz and 80 AES high range this weight 9 kg and his magnet is ferrite , Beyma CP800Ti is 65 AES above 500hz, weights 10.3 and his magnet weight 8.9 kg same weight with total weight of BMS 4590 driver so how the **** this driver handles 150 AES watt above 400hz ???? more than 2 times bigger power than Beyma and has much smaller ferrite magnet than Beyma so that means fake AES spec..... same thing do most of high power drivers like Radian 950BePB, Peavey 44xt, JBL 2452h.... only driver i thing that handles maybe same power with Beyma cp800ti is JBL 2446h and best quality driver Radian 950BePB similar and BMS 4590.....
Magnet size isn't the only thing that determines power handling.
What if one manufacturer uses glue that melts at 150C, and the other at 200C?
What if the voice coil sizes aren't equal?
There are so many things that can alter power handling.
What if one manufacturer uses glue that melts at 150C, and the other at 200C?
What if the voice coil sizes aren't equal?
There are so many things that can alter power handling.
Yes of corse but in this class of expensive high frequency drivers the most of them has same voice coil size (4") and high currie temperature ferrite as and Beyma... so doesnt justified this big difference of AES power....
Now it's clearlyThis has been one of the more entertaining threads I have read through in a while.
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xaxaxaxa lets fun so..... here is the loudest and most powerful PA speaker ---->>> Danley Sound Labs J5 Caleb https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-.../s800/1015345_537078689661602_157715758_o.jpg
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Yes maybe but Danley dont thinks make something bad..... also has make TH221 extream low frequency and powerful subwoofer doese eny one knos the plans of this ? http://www.danleysoundlabs.com/danley/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/TH221_SPLASH_03.png
hey guys see this sub McCauley M421 McCauley.com : Product Overview > M421 , http://musicaltools.ru/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/M421-inside-back.jpg handles 155 db peak 4 x 21 (1000 RMS every driver) but what would be the results if use 4 x B&C 21IPAL (2.500 RMS every driver) extream output....
That's an interesting layout. Any information on the internals? For example, is like the attached diagram?
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Dont find the plans man but your idea seems correct or something like this.... View image: 20150529 horn
hey guys see another monster sub which use B&C 21IPAL driver Outline named LAB 21 HS SP (http://ambienttechnology.com.au/wp-content/uploads/Z1SF_NUL0053R00.pdf)
Looks like a front loaded pipe similar to a Danley BC
Those components are $$$$
Regards,
Dan
Those components are $$$$
Regards,
Dan
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it's just incredible 1 driver 21" and handles 150 db peak and frequency response 23-100 hz , i would buy this monster earthskaking!!!! 😀
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