http://www.solen.ca/pdf/visaton/r10sc.pdf
Solen has them on sale for 8$ a piece here in Québec.
What worries me is their high Fs for a 4", 163Hz. Qts is also high, at 0.85, but liveable, if it's the actual value and does not measure higher in real life. HF response also falls off rapidly after 12-13kHz. Perhaps they would make a better "widerange" driver than "fullrange", a good mid with wide response.
Anyone ever tried them?
IG
Solen has them on sale for 8$ a piece here in Québec.
What worries me is their high Fs for a 4", 163Hz. Qts is also high, at 0.85, but liveable, if it's the actual value and does not measure higher in real life. HF response also falls off rapidly after 12-13kHz. Perhaps they would make a better "widerange" driver than "fullrange", a good mid with wide response.
Anyone ever tried them?
IG
Hmm,
Visaton data are different : Visaton - Lautsprecher und Zubehör, Loudspeakers and Accessories
And you must read between the lines
OK for subways, supermarkets etc.
As far as I know, never been used in DIY projects. ( maybe, somewhere in Labrador
)
Joe
Visaton data are different : Visaton - Lautsprecher und Zubehör, Loudspeakers and Accessories
And you must read between the lines
As far as I know, never been used in DIY projects. ( maybe, somewhere in Labrador

Joe
FR10SC
I have built 12 columns of 8 speakers each for PA use
I can play them very loud when stacked 3 high and 2 wide per side.
2kw per side is no problem (48 speakers per side).
the directvity makes it easy to compete with horn designs, yet very good voice/ music reproduction. crossing above 250 hz ..
I have built 12 columns of 8 speakers each for PA use
I can play them very loud when stacked 3 high and 2 wide per side.
2kw per side is no problem (48 speakers per side).
the directvity makes it easy to compete with horn designs, yet very good voice/ music reproduction. crossing above 250 hz ..
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