Just throwin together a couple bookshelf speakers to stuff in the wall for my garage.
Dayton DA175 8ohm woofer Dayton Audio DA175-8 7" Aluminum Cone Woofer
Dayton DC28FS 8ohm silk dome tweeter http://www.parts-express.com/dayton-audio-dc28fs-8-1-1-8-silk-dome-shielded-tweeter--275-075
Can someone design me a quick passive crossover for use in these enlosures? (about .44 ft3 and they are ported in the back. )
not lookin to spend a whole lot on components,(2nd order or whatnot would be great 🙂 ) Just lookin for some some decent sound while I turn some wrenches 🙂
Let me know thanks guys !
Dayton DA175 8ohm woofer Dayton Audio DA175-8 7" Aluminum Cone Woofer
Dayton DC28FS 8ohm silk dome tweeter http://www.parts-express.com/dayton-audio-dc28fs-8-1-1-8-silk-dome-shielded-tweeter--275-075
Can someone design me a quick passive crossover for use in these enlosures? (about .44 ft3 and they are ported in the back. )
not lookin to spend a whole lot on components,(2nd order or whatnot would be great 🙂 ) Just lookin for some some decent sound while I turn some wrenches 🙂
Let me know thanks guys !
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Give me your baffle dimensions and driver locations on the baffle. What is the tuning freq of your enclossures? or port dimensions. I will try to have a crossover for you by Wed night.
Give me your baffle dimensions and driver locations on the baffle. What is the tuning freq of your enclossures? or port dimensions. I will try to have a crossover for you by Wed night.
The enclosures are 8.75'' wide 13.25'' tall 8.5'' deep.
They are old aiwa bookshelf enclosures, How would I find the tuning frequency? Just measure the port diameter and length?
I am literally just shoving these in the wall.....Should I seal off the port?
I will get the driver locations on the baffle...
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The enclosures are 8.75'' wide 13.25'' tall 8.5'' deep.
They are old aiwa bookshelf enclosures, How would I find the tuning frequency? Just measure the port diameter and length?
I am literally just shoving these in the wall.....Should I seal off the port?
I will get the driver locations on the baffle...
Ok. If the port is in the rear, you may as well run them as sealed. Are they going on the wall or mounted flush with the wall? This will effect the amount of baffle step incorporated into the crossover. Don't bother with the premade units. They have zero compensation for anything.
I need to know the distance from the center of each driver to the bottom edge of the enclosure. Get me that and I can get you a crossover design by the weekend.
here's a couple of designs using non-shielded tweeter
Silver Al ReduX
http://techtalk.parts-express.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=13239&d=1294163000
Don't know the differences between the tweeters but should be a good starting point.
David
Silver Al ReduX
http://techtalk.parts-express.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=13239&d=1294163000
Don't know the differences between the tweeters but should be a good starting point.
David
I see some car amplifiers, etc.
Do you have 4 channels to work with?
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00102VWJK?keywords=SX45&qid=1454850366&ref_=sr_1_1&sr=8-1
Going active, you won't have to deal with speaker impedance rise 😀
Also, no the ports won't work against the wall, but the good news is you have a drill press and can build new boxes and cut cool circles with one of these:
http://www.amazon.com/General-Tools...TF8&qid=1454850508&sr=8-2&keywords=General+55
Best to keep drivers flush btw, especially the tweeter.
Do you have 4 channels to work with?
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00102VWJK?keywords=SX45&qid=1454850366&ref_=sr_1_1&sr=8-1
Going active, you won't have to deal with speaker impedance rise 😀
Also, no the ports won't work against the wall, but the good news is you have a drill press and can build new boxes and cut cool circles with one of these:
http://www.amazon.com/General-Tools...TF8&qid=1454850508&sr=8-2&keywords=General+55
Best to keep drivers flush btw, especially the tweeter.
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I can recommend the Silver AL's crossover.
I built a set and I REALLY like them.
It is designed specifically for those drivers and really makes the most of their pairing.
I built a set and I REALLY like them.
It is designed specifically for those drivers and really makes the most of their pairing.
I need to know the distance from the center of each driver to the bottom edge of the enclosure. Get me that and I can get you a crossover design by the weekend.
Hey sorry, the Tweeter is 10.5'' from the center to the bottom of the enclosure.
The woofers is 4.5'' 🙂
If they are truly in-wall, this:
Dayton Audio XO2W-2.5K 2-Way Speaker Crossover 2,500 Hz
will work, but you will want a zobel on the woofer and a resonant peak filter on the tweeter and perhaps some padding.
Dayton Audio XO2W-2.5K 2-Way Speaker Crossover 2,500 Hz
will work, but you will want a zobel on the woofer and a resonant peak filter on the tweeter and perhaps some padding.
I see some car amplifiers, etc.
Do you have 4 channels to work with?
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00102VWJK?keywords=SX45&qid=1454850366&ref_=sr_1_1&sr=8-1
Going active, you won't have to deal with speaker impedance rise 😀
Also, no the ports won't work against the wall, but the good news is you have a drill press and can build new boxes and cut cool circles with one of these:
http://www.amazon.com/General-Tools...TF8&qid=1454850508&sr=8-2&keywords=General+55
Best to keep drivers flush btw, especially the tweeter.
i am currently running it 2 way active. I recently discovered my amp only has 1 good channel 🙁 I have another amp thats a 2 channel that I want to use.....so I'll need a passive xover 🙂
I can recommend the Silver AL's crossover.
I built a set and I REALLY like them.
It is designed specifically for those drivers and really makes the most of their pairing.
I'm assuming the crossover I need will be slightly different because my speakers are going to be mounted halfway in the wall?
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