any sub drivers in the UK?

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😀 You are joking ?


$1020 is just the cost of the drivers - you have to add shipping, then import tax and vat.

Thats why I'm waiting for the quote inc. shipping. Am expecting shipping to be around $300 - $400 .

My OTTOMH guess would be around £1000 delivered to UK. Which would make it unviable. But lets wait until I get the quote shall we?



Rob
 
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Can't we get a discount cos, if we are buying we are buying 6 units at once. What we are getting now is basically normal retail price..but eum...yeah it's kinda hard to make a judgement because i'm thinking in three different currencies...uk, us and euro.....kinda confusing..

could one of you please figure out what the shippingcosts will be from the Uk to the Netherlands (Rotterdam)?
 
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luukie81 said:
Can't we get a discount cos, if we are buying we are buying 6 units at once. What we are getting now is basically normal retail price..but eum...yeah it's kinda hard to make a judgement because i'm thinking in three different currencies...uk, us and euro.....kinda confusing..

could one of you please figure out what the shippingcosts will be from the Uk to the Netherlands (Rotterdam)?
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AE's phone no. : 920-469-9198

Phone and ask. I doubt it as the amount is too small.(and the prices are good anyway)

Rob.

Still waiting for quote.

Luukie81. You need to find out if you have to pay import duty on stuff from the UK.
 
#47
If it's OK to join in I wouldn't mind taking 2 of these, may make it a bit more attractive for a discount?

If these are imported into the UK and duties and VAT are paid here then sending them to Holland won't attract any costs other than postage.

10Kgs parcel sent 3-5 day delivery from the UK to Holland is £37.70 by Royal Mail

Kev
 
#49
Jup, Kevin is right. We have a free traffic of goods now in the EU, so we don't have to pay any duty or tax when shipping goodies within the EU.
@ Rob, thanks a million for making all the phone calls and getting things sorted!!
I can call them too if you really want me to, but I'm not native english..so there might be a small barrier you see...but if there's anything you need help with..let me know!
 
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phillfyspoon said:
The IB15 Needs a gigantic enclosure to work in a box but go very low 13hz -3db in a 600 litre ported.
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But a sealed 200L Q=0.8 box gives more output down low than a tempest sealed 200L Q~0.6 box.... I guess being called IB suggests not designed for ported use - IB is still a 'sealed' alignment...

Phillfy - Still looking at flat down to the teens ? -Whats your thoughts about room gain issues ?

Rob.
 
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KevinTams said:



Have you seen this http://sound.westhost.com/project48.htm ? It would seem that both AV12 and AV15 are suitable for this treatment. I'm a total novice on speaker design and need these to go under a sensitive OB speaker so this project looks interesting. Any comments?

Kev
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Try a search on 'linkwitz transform' Benefits - small box, deep bass. Drawbacks - Need high power amps, need lots of displacement to stay low in distortion (esp for AV vs Music)


Rob.

One of the best things ever posted here (imo) Thanks Kelticwizard : (This chart plus a distortion chart is my desktop (I know - sad,sad,sad 😀 )

http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=5668&highlight=SPL+Volume+Chart
 
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