I am looking for plans for a simple, easy to build, light weight top that is useable with the Tham15, which can't play very high.
Can anyone link or suggest some recommendations? Everything I am finding doesn't go low enough or is way too heavy/complicated with too many drivers.
I am very green and my building skills are new.
Eminence, B&C and Goldwood drivers all available here, but I struggle to find most other brands.
Thanks!
Can anyone link or suggest some recommendations? Everything I am finding doesn't go low enough or is way too heavy/complicated with too many drivers.
I am very green and my building skills are new.
Eminence, B&C and Goldwood drivers all available here, but I struggle to find most other brands.
Thanks!
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I get that but if I can't get the driver that matches it then it won't sound good will it?
It seems pretty complicated to build. I don't know how to deal with all those channels or even what they are? Do you know of something a bit more simple?
It seems pretty complicated to build. I don't know how to deal with all those channels or even what they are? Do you know of something a bit more simple?
So you pay a huge fee to get it from Parts Express?
Regardless, yours has close enough specs to the B&C 12NDL88 to perform well in this box.
Nice cab! See what you mean though; it's basically a BR with minimal baffle, simple bracing in an acoustically shaped box to apparently preload the vents and/or shaped mainly for creating cluster/whatever arrays, but way too much woodworking for the casual DIYer for the likely performance.
Simple is a pioneer's prosound BR Vb = Vas/1.44, Fb = 1.56x Fs alignment, so is a 78 Hz Fb low enough?
edit: Found the sim, so low enough for me assuming an 80-100 Hz XO point.
There used to be crossover plans available too.
The 18 Sound design still has them. These drivers should be easy to source in Canada or just over the border. If needed the box can have parallel sides to simplify construction, just keep the front panel size and total volume the same.
The 18 Sound design still has them. These drivers should be easy to source in Canada or just over the border. If needed the box can have parallel sides to simplify construction, just keep the front panel size and total volume the same.
That 18 sound design looks great. I am totally new to this and it doesn't seem to have a cut sheet. Do I have to create cut plans myself based on what is in the pdf?