Fostex FE166e fits
http://www.madisound.com/FE166E.pdf
I'm running FE206E's and they sound a lot better than only $84 US should sound.
While I haven't heard the FE166E, others seem to think well of it
Regards
Ken L
http://www.madisound.com/FE166E.pdf
I'm running FE206E's and they sound a lot better than only $84 US should sound.
While I haven't heard the FE166E, others seem to think well of it
Regards
Ken L
I don't know anything about it, but this one fits your price range and SPL criteria:
http://www.speakercity.com/focal/compo/midbass/6k4311.shtml
http://www.speakercity.com/focal/compo/midbass/6k4311.shtml
How about this one?
Eminence Alpha 6 [it's 6 inch,bass mid ,average sens 1w at 1m 97 db]costs £20 inc vat.
www.eminence-speaker.com also www.usspeaker.com
Eminence Alpha 6 [it's 6 inch,bass mid ,average sens 1w at 1m 97 db]costs £20 inc vat.
www.eminence-speaker.com also www.usspeaker.com
Re: A good sounding 6.5" midbass, efficient (>=90dB) and under 100$, does this exist?
They exist, but their bass-performance is less sensitive, and if you take into account the effects of Baffle-Step, you end with a 2way of about 86 dB/W/m, so you need atleast 2 drivers in a 2.5 way configuration.
Drivers which are quite efficient you can find in the catalog of your fellow french manufacturers Audax, Focal, Cabasse, PHL
Bricolo said:I only see efficient full rangers, and <90dB midbasses
Am I looking for something that doesn't exist?
They exist, but their bass-performance is less sensitive, and if you take into account the effects of Baffle-Step, you end with a 2way of about 86 dB/W/m, so you need atleast 2 drivers in a 2.5 way configuration.
Drivers which are quite efficient you can find in the catalog of your fellow french manufacturers Audax, Focal, Cabasse, PHL
Re: Re: A good sounding 6.5" midbass, efficient (>=90dB) and under 100$, does this ex
That's what I'm worried about.
I want to start with something simple, a 2 way (1 tweeter, 1 midbass)
But with all the midbasses I've seen, +-87dB/W, plus BFC, I end up with a 84-86dB/W loudspeaker
LaMa said:
They exist, but their bass-performance is less sensitive, and if you take into account the effects of Baffle-Step, you end with a 2way of about 86 dB/W/m
That's what I'm worried about.
I want to start with something simple, a 2 way (1 tweeter, 1 midbass)
But with all the midbasses I've seen, +-87dB/W, plus BFC, I end up with a 84-86dB/W loudspeaker
Here is just one suggestion...
Hi Bricolo,
My speakers use 2x Seas W17PPI/H571 (6.5" coated paper midbass, inverted surround, phase plug, big magnet, upto 4khz, bass good into the high forties). If you can buy it, it will cost about 70E iirc. I think the sensitivity@1w/m is 91db, with two in the actual speaker, the overall sensitivity is roughly 91db/w/m. This driver seems really good, although I am not 100% happy with the speaker overall (can't blame this driver though).
Seems to sound clean, precise, detailed, punchy, if a little lean in the mid-range - again, this is the x-over design, probably. Maybe in a 2.5-way configuration, it would kick some more ***...
Good luck finding something, here is just one option of many!!
-Simon
Hi Bricolo,
My speakers use 2x Seas W17PPI/H571 (6.5" coated paper midbass, inverted surround, phase plug, big magnet, upto 4khz, bass good into the high forties). If you can buy it, it will cost about 70E iirc. I think the sensitivity@1w/m is 91db, with two in the actual speaker, the overall sensitivity is roughly 91db/w/m. This driver seems really good, although I am not 100% happy with the speaker overall (can't blame this driver though).
Seems to sound clean, precise, detailed, punchy, if a little lean in the mid-range - again, this is the x-over design, probably. Maybe in a 2.5-way configuration, it would kick some more ***...
Good luck finding something, here is just one option of many!!
-Simon
Finderup said:
That's especially because of this table that I wrote this thread!
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