Matthew,
the 15LB100 might be what Luca is looking for? If yes, give me the necessary dimensions and I'd gladly provide the drawing 🙂
the 15LB100 might be what Luca is looking for? If yes, give me the necessary dimensions and I'd gladly provide the drawing 🙂
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I wonder what i missed while i was sleeping?!?!?
Our common friend tried to disturb the thread once more - and someone else sent him for a vacation in a nuclear plant 🙂
Can definitely do that =)
GKH,
Yes, I should be able to make the 15LB100 work in 30hz tuned cabinet .. . The cabinet will likely be larger than what we were looking at for the 12s but it will work (with a steep "rising" response) in the current Super Planar 8th configuration 🙂
I have been dabbling with a method which tames the rising response in such a situation and also allows for a reduction in cabinet size ..... Just a modification to the Super Planar 8th .... I plan to post about it soon . .
Hahaha!! Ok , now i remember.... I did see that before it was taken down ..... I specifically remember that someone mentioned the name of an infamous Japanese nuclear power plant but had misspelled it
GKH,
Yes, I should be able to make the 15LB100 work in 30hz tuned cabinet .. . The cabinet will likely be larger than what we were looking at for the 12s but it will work (with a steep "rising" response) in the current Super Planar 8th configuration 🙂
I have been dabbling with a method which tames the rising response in such a situation and also allows for a reduction in cabinet size ..... Just a modification to the Super Planar 8th .... I plan to post about it soon . .
Hahaha!! Ok , now i remember.... I did see that before it was taken down ..... I specifically remember that someone mentioned the name of an infamous Japanese nuclear power plant but had misspelled it
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I'm standing by...
😀😀😀Hahaha!! Ok , now i remember.... I did see that before it was taken down ..... I specifically remember that someone mentioned the name of an infamous Japanese nuclear power plant but had misspelled it
and Gerald , thank you for offering to make the drawing! I might take you up on that!
My offer is not entirely altruistic 🙂
Matthew,
is there a remote chance that the 15LB500 sub could be constructed to be 36" wide (external)? If yes, it would be the perfect match to the 2x10" top...
is there a remote chance that the 15LB500 sub could be constructed to be 36" wide (external)? If yes, it would be the perfect match to the 2x10" top...
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Another good relative inexpensive candidate is the Oberton 15XB700. I have measured about 5 with DATS2 and they are spot on with t/s parameters (give or take a few 10ths of a percent) If you do not like ferrite there is also the neodymium version There is also the 15XB500 but is more reflex loaded (But for about 100€) pretty cheap
the standards are different from modern ratings
Luca ,
The Xmax is very conservatively rated .... It has a lot to do with how the Xmax is calculated .... If we look at the same formula that big brands like B&C, RCF and 18sound are using and apply it to the voicecoil length and magnetic gap depth provided we end up with a much higher Xmax figure for the 15LB100 ... We find out that this driver is actually very competitive 🙂 It would be nice to measure the Xmax using the 10% THD standard such as Eminence uses but we don't have the equipment for that ...
Here is what we were able to put together for the 15LB100:
Although the 15LB100 is much happier in a 40hz tuned cabinet , it can also be forced to work in a 30hz tuned cabinet ..... The cabinet will be larger than what would be required for a strong 12 , but the 15LB100 does produce some decent performance for the price ..
Luca ,
The Xmax is very conservatively rated .... It has a lot to do with how the Xmax is calculated .... If we look at the same formula that big brands like B&C, RCF and 18sound are using and apply it to the voicecoil length and magnetic gap depth provided we end up with a much higher Xmax figure for the 15LB100 ... We find out that this driver is actually very competitive 🙂 It would be nice to measure the Xmax using the 10% THD standard such as Eminence uses but we don't have the equipment for that ...
Here is what we were able to put together for the 15LB100:
Although the 15LB100 is much happier in a 40hz tuned cabinet , it can also be forced to work in a 30hz tuned cabinet ..... The cabinet will be larger than what would be required for a strong 12 , but the 15LB100 does produce some decent performance for the price ..