Looking at doing a coxial 10" or 12 "
Home Theater
Rear speakers
Ported is my first choice
Sealed if needed
Low cross over
Over 250w
96 spl or higher
Xmax 5 min
The
Radian 5210 is on the list ( there's a proven kit )
What my options and opinions are welcome
Faital pro 10hx230
Bms 10C262
Beyma
BC CXN
Home Theater
Rear speakers
Ported is my first choice
Sealed if needed
Low cross over
Over 250w
96 spl or higher
Xmax 5 min
The
Radian 5210 is on the list ( there's a proven kit )
What my options and opinions are welcome
Faital pro 10hx230
Bms 10C262
Beyma
BC CXN
OK, got no problem with overkill, quite the opposite! But this is about getting the best overall polar response for each surround, i.e. the the bigger it is the narrower its beaming begins.
I have tried 8"
And with winisd 110db , vs 120db ,
I am open to expanding,
With 4 rears pointed at mlp
We should be ok
And with winisd 110db , vs 120db ,
I am open to expanding,
With 4 rears pointed at mlp
We should be ok
Just a quick note that the Faital 10HX230 gets a thumbs-up from me. I've been using a pair (plus a 12" sub) for a 100-seat theatre show this week, powered by a Powersoft T604. They do the job comfortably, and sound great doing it.
I've also paired them with a couple of 18" subwoofers for live bands. The 10"s start to run out of headroom when amplifying a live drum kit, but that's asking quite a lot of a compact speaker.
Chris
I've also paired them with a couple of 18" subwoofers for live bands. The 10"s start to run out of headroom when amplifying a live drum kit, but that's asking quite a lot of a compact speaker.
Chris
I used a passive crossover for the Faitals. The T604 was running the subwoofer on Ch1, and then the mains on Ch2&3.
The passive crossover was around 2kHz, which worked well in terms of off-axis response etc.
Chris