12's or 15's - 100hz @ 500hz - High Sensitivity, Low Mms

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Looking for a driver to cover roughly 100-500hz in an EQd 4-way, my reference as of now is the Faital Pro 15PR400, which delivers great results.

I just want to see if the grass is greener elsewhere 😀


So, maybe...

- Faital Pro 12PR300
- Beyma 15mi100
- 18sound 15MB700

Anyone compared to the 15PR400 of have comments about them ?
 
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Faital 12PR300


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Ciare 12NDH-3

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JonBocani said:
Al from Usspeakers recommend the Ciare 12NDH-3



Ciare 12NDH-3 - Ciare 12NDH-3 is a 12" lightweight neodymium speaker for all mid & mid-bass speaker systems- Ciare Speakers - Ciare 12NDH-3 12" lighweight neodymium speaker for bass guitar speaker systems. Ciare 12NDH-3 12" mid & mid-bass speakers av

Graph shows a 100db as low as 250hz, which is very impressive.
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Bought one for a project. Description is accurate. Right up there with the 10NDA610 I tried awhile back.
 
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Sealed down to 100Hz, a 15" MidWoofer will perform better.
Your Faital 15P400 is an excellent choice for a sealed box MidWoofer flat to about 100Hz, keep it in your system.
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Suggest you start watching the Swap Forum for Acoustic Elegance TD15M because the specs are excellent and word-of-mouth praise makes it worth an audition.
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Sealed down to 200Hz, the lighter cone of a 12" MidWoofer will perform better.
Even with a Qts =0.22, the Ciare 12NDH-3 models well for -F3 = 200Hz crossover. A sealed rear volume of 0.5cuft brings Qtc close to Bessel Qtc = 0.577. Some clever bracing can also reduce box resonances.
 
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