A good driver in the wrong cabinet sound bad
A budget driver in the right cabinet sound great
What you want to accomplish
A budget driver in the right cabinet sound great
What you want to accomplish
- A (horn loaded) mid cabinet from ~200 Hz and up (sub, kick, mid, high)
- A (semi) line array, 2 drivers per cabinet, 3 - 4 cabinets, from -100 Hz and up
- A home audio bass driver in a band pass enclosure, from ~40 Hz and up
I would love a budget driver thats why i am searcing Idont have money for purifi 8"and wanted a nice 2 way bookshelf type so read this eighteen audio driver on audioxpress. If you suggest will be great.
Your call, it has compression horn driver specs with a max XO point around 1200 Hz to a small tweeter horn, so no bass except with excessive loss of efficiency, ergo an upper mid-bass driver in your app with excellent telephone BW reproduction, but still low enough usable BW for 'boom', 'punch'.
What is a wrong and what is a right cabinet?
What about a good driver in the right cabinet?
Kind of a metaphor like when people hammer a nail with a screwdriver or screw a torx one with a hex driver.
Okay, but we can easily define which one is a hammer and which one is a screwdriver, the nail, the torx and the hex screw and which tool is the best for which.
The OP asked what is the best for the 8NTLS2000 driver. So?
The OP asked what is the best for the 8NTLS2000 driver. So?
It all depends .... Best for what
The OP did not disclose application , target SPL, F3 ,Fs.... So?
Will you pull up your crystal ball and guess
The OP did not disclose application , target SPL, F3 ,Fs.... So?
Will you pull up your crystal ball and guess
Yeah, you are right. But he want a 2 way bookshelf speaker, so why this is in the subwoofer forum?
Sure this driver sounds good.
Yes you can build a two ways in 14L@45Hz. The hard part is to find the tweeter to cross in the area 1200-1800Hz LR4.
I repeat like other people here, what is important is the quality of design.