Hello,
Bought 2 of these awhile from a "buyout" planning for small 2ways PA top, end up did not need to. Could a PA sub TH worth a try?
Bought 2 of these awhile from a "buyout" planning for small 2ways PA top, end up did not need to. Could a PA sub TH worth a try?
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Thank GMWorks for me if the driver isn't too deep. FWIW, my sim is tuned lower and only ~53 L net, so doesn't play as loud.
GM
I have not build this yet, how about this plan easier to built I think, twice the size and tune higher.
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You're welcome!
Sure, if it meets your size/performance needs; I was just following your lead, so to speak WRT to general type of TH alignment.
GM
Sure, if it meets your size/performance needs; I was just following your lead, so to speak WRT to general type of TH alignment.
GM
I would of course recommend the ROAR10 over any generic tapped horn with that specific driver.
With a Qts of 0,2 and a Bl of 24,7 (Re 5,5 Ohm) that driver is uniquely suited for high order QW bandpass alignments like the 8th order ROAR.
The ROAR12 and ROAR15 is the first tapped designs that easily beats THAM and several other tapped horns in both sound quality and quantity that I have heard to date.
You can make the ROAR10 a little deeper if you want to push it down to 45 Hz.

Here is a simulated comparison between the original ROAR10 copied from your simulation posted above and a 10 cm deeper ROAR10. 10 cm longer front resonator and 20 cm longer tapped pipe section.
With a Qts of 0,2 and a Bl of 24,7 (Re 5,5 Ohm) that driver is uniquely suited for high order QW bandpass alignments like the 8th order ROAR.
The ROAR12 and ROAR15 is the first tapped designs that easily beats THAM and several other tapped horns in both sound quality and quantity that I have heard to date.
You can make the ROAR10 a little deeper if you want to push it down to 45 Hz.

Here is a simulated comparison between the original ROAR10 copied from your simulation posted above and a 10 cm deeper ROAR10. 10 cm longer front resonator and 20 cm longer tapped pipe section.
Thank Circlomanen, any idea where should I place the handles? And the NL4?You can make the ROAR10 a little deeper if you want to push it down to 45 Hz.
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actually it's from martinsson, I adjusted the LE to achieve better flatness. Am still donot know where are the best location for the handles, N4 connector.Here is a simulated comparison between the original ROAR10 copied from your simulation posted above.
actually it's from martinsson, I adjusted the LE to achieve better flatness. Am still donot know where are the best location for the handles, N4 connector.
Have you managed to build this bass cab?
Hi,
Sorry I did not build it yet, got a few projects still waiting also. I will post measurement when I have a chance to build one.
Sorry I did not build it yet, got a few projects still waiting also. I will post measurement when I have a chance to build one.
The Faital 10HP1020 looks to be the second/new version of this Faital W10n8-700, although there are some slight changes in the published specs.
Yeah, kindly post it when built, I would love to see it, as I might be building as well using the 10HP1020 loaded in ROAR but in 2 X 10" a cab.
Yeah, kindly post it when built, I would love to see it, as I might be building as well using the 10HP1020 loaded in ROAR but in 2 X 10" a cab.
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