Now midrange I'll usually do mirror imaged and off-set but I'm about to make a start on another big OB with a 15" and several 12" woofers.
The panel I bought to use is 600mm wide and I had planned to do short wings on the sides, I've always had trouble using "The Edge" and it doesn't seem to be working on my new W11 upgrade anyway
The panel I bought to use is 600mm wide and I had planned to do short wings on the sides, I've always had trouble using "The Edge" and it doesn't seem to be working on my new W11 upgrade anyway
As high as I can get away with, they actually have a reasonably good midrange. Think old valve powered radiograms from the 40s and 50s
What I have thought about is mounting a tweeter over the centre of the woofers dust cap.
For those who have done it is there a preference for a particular small tweeter?
These are $20- woofers [ clearance sale price] so I would rather avoid higher cost units but perhaps something better than the Audax Mylar.
Is there any consensus on the best way to mount such co-axial tweeters>??
For those who have done it is there a preference for a particular small tweeter?
These are $20- woofers [ clearance sale price] so I would rather avoid higher cost units but perhaps something better than the Audax Mylar.
Is there any consensus on the best way to mount such co-axial tweeters>??
New drivers just arrived for the lower bass so perhaps two projects in the pipeline, one set using the old Road Thunder 15s and a better set using these. SBA Open Baffle 15s
Like all SBA drivers I have seen good build quality & control
Took me a while to save up for them and I found a slightly used [ assured test only] at an affordable cost; although SWMBO doesn't think so they cost much less than her last diamond ring or sewing machine
Like all SBA drivers I have seen good build quality & control
Took me a while to save up for them and I found a slightly used [ assured test only] at an affordable cost; although SWMBO doesn't think so they cost much less than her last diamond ring or sewing machine
