Cheap ways to get 98-100DB over 2.5Khz

[Helmuth]

b&c de25 +me15

 

[BHTX]

Megaton A9090 + DE25

Or, preferably the DDS ENG 1-90 Pro + B&C DE250, although several people have had success using BMS drivers and others.

These are both 90 degree waveguides btw. EQ is needed, whether active or passive.

 

[brucemck2]

These are both 90 degree waveguides btw. EQ is needed, whether active or passive.

I'd be using a DEQX for PEQ and crossover duties. (May be replaced by a Dolby Lake at some future date.)

 

[MisterTwister]

I wonder, is it possible to convert dome tweeter into compression driver by building small chamber in front of tweeter's dome.
has anyone tried it?

 

[BHTX]

I'd be using a DEQX for PEQ and crossover duties. (May be replaced by a Dolby Lake at some future date.)

Bruce, where in TX? DFW area here.
Just curious. I see ppl from TX on here and always wonder what part. 🙂

 

[brucemck2]

Bruce, where in TX? DFW area here.
Just curious. I see ppl from TX on here and always wonder what part. 🙂

Live in Frisco, which is a northern suburb of Dallas, and work in Houston near the Galleria.

 

[tech.knockout]

Too bad that you are in Aus since I could have gotten you some very good compression drivers from B&C for not much more than those Chinese knock-offs. I never understood why drivers are so expensive in AUS. Those Chinese drivers are like $US17 in China.

Australia has a small market and the small amount of sellers work on margin rather than volume.

On another note, i spotted another Chinese compression driver, and traced its manufacturer website which(finally) has a graph. For $65AUD this looks like a very nice driver if the graph holds true +- 3Db.

http://www.andeyinxiang.com.cn/eng/ArticleShow.asp?ArticleID=111

 

[454Casull]

I wonder, is it possible to convert dome tweeter into compression driver by building small chamber in front of tweeter's dome.
has anyone tried it?

You could if the dome was concave. Otherwise it gets difficult.