I use Tang Band W3-315SC,
but you can use any driver as long as the T/S does not differ too much from
Fs 100 Hz
Qts 0.64
Hi
Bjørn
but you can use any driver as long as the T/S does not differ too much from
Fs 100 Hz
Qts 0.64
Hi
Bjørn
I use Tang Band W3-315SC,
but you can use any driver as long as the T/S does not differ too much from
Fs 100 Hz
Qts 0.64
Hi
Bjørn
How does it sound in terms of bass extension, bass weight, bass timbre, dynamics, soundstage, PRAT, etc?
Looking into this design, perhaps TB, perhaps Fostex, maybe even AuraSound.
bass weight is very good, provided you don't listen loud, the 3" only has very limited dynamics of course. soundstage is what you can expect from a full-range 🙂
bass weight is very good, provided you don't listen loud, the 3" only has very limited dynamics of course. soundstage is what you can expect from a full-range 🙂
Thanks for your reply, Henkjan! I will have to see if the drivers I am interested in can fit the requirements of your design before trying to get a local woodworker to help build it. Of the bookshelf sized 3" FR TL designs I look into, yours seem to be using the least number of uhm 'parts' and most likely to cost the least to build, perhaps. Most likely the 'tallboy' variation you posted, very grateful for your sharing 🙂
I use Tang Band W3-315SC,
but you can use any driver as long as the T/S does not differ too much from
Fs 100 Hz
Qts 0.64
Hi
Bjørn
Aurasound NS3-193-8A:
Fs 80hz
Qts 0.67
Xmax 9.5mm(!)
Tang Band W3-881SJ
Fs 100Hz
Qts 0.63
xmax 0.5mm
Peerless 830986
Fs 105Hz
Qts 0.76
xmax 2.05
FaitalPRO 3FE25
Fs 110Hz
Qts 0.7
xmax 1.83
Fostex FF85WK
Fs 115Hz
Qts 0.55
xmax 0.35mm
I'd go with the FF85wk, based on my personal experience.
Larry
You have them in Henkjan's cabinets?
Right now I'm playing them in my workshop on a 36" by 36" open baffle. It's set up with interchangeable baffles for comparison. I've had most of the usual suspects "on tap" and the FF85wk's have a nice way of conveying music! Used within their limitations they are quite respectable.
Larry
Larry
Thanks for the input Larry. Be better if you had used them in Henkjan's design, that's the view I m looking for 🙂
Hi SufferingArtist,
I tried 2x Aurasound NS3 in a TML and was a little bit disappointed.
If you want them to play in a nice volume they run very fast into the maximum extension.
The Frugal version from Planet10 or a simple BR is much better for these little speakers.
BR: 6l 60Hz is a very well enclosure for them, a simple impedance linearization and you have a nice performer for the kitchen or for background-music 😉
Maybe i'm wrong with my following statement, but in my opinion all the speakers you can buy are optimized for sealed or BR. If you want to use a TML for a tiny speaker i would suggest to try a tapered version, so they don't run quickly into xmax. You can simulate it very good with Leonard Audio Transmission Line program. It's for free and the results are not far away from the reality...
I have very good results for my TV with 2x Hiwave BMR65-8 in a tapered TML, but to be honest i use them only for TV not for Hifi 😉
Personally i like the Fountek FE85 and want to try it in a TML version in the following weeks/months...
I tried 2x Aurasound NS3 in a TML and was a little bit disappointed.
If you want them to play in a nice volume they run very fast into the maximum extension.
The Frugal version from Planet10 or a simple BR is much better for these little speakers.
BR: 6l 60Hz is a very well enclosure for them, a simple impedance linearization and you have a nice performer for the kitchen or for background-music 😉
Maybe i'm wrong with my following statement, but in my opinion all the speakers you can buy are optimized for sealed or BR. If you want to use a TML for a tiny speaker i would suggest to try a tapered version, so they don't run quickly into xmax. You can simulate it very good with Leonard Audio Transmission Line program. It's for free and the results are not far away from the reality...
I have very good results for my TV with 2x Hiwave BMR65-8 in a tapered TML, but to be honest i use them only for TV not for Hifi 😉
Personally i like the Fountek FE85 and want to try it in a TML version in the following weeks/months...
Many thanks, S4m.
Right now I am exploring my options, emailing with local driver agents whose first language is English, having them not understand anything I write, may decide to buy direct from the Chinese literate Tang Band boys in Taiwan or the kind Fostex Japan dudes, should have less communication problems, seeing as English is not their first language, and their respective societies do not place such a high premium on mediocrity, I mean "meritocracy" (when it comes to hiring persons for communications purposes, it seems a boon to Singapore to only hire language-challenged but well-qualified individuals linked to Board members by blood or eros)
But I digress....
Right now I am exploring my options, emailing with local driver agents whose first language is English, having them not understand anything I write, may decide to buy direct from the Chinese literate Tang Band boys in Taiwan or the kind Fostex Japan dudes, should have less communication problems, seeing as English is not their first language, and their respective societies do not place such a high premium on mediocrity, I mean "meritocracy" (when it comes to hiring persons for communications purposes, it seems a boon to Singapore to only hire language-challenged but well-qualified individuals linked to Board members by blood or eros)
But I digress....
I build a pair of Henkjans desktop TL's with the Omnes BB3.01 a couple of years ago.
Omnes Audio BB3.01
I used them on my desk for a couple of years. Think I might build a new pair some day.
Omnes Audio BB3.01
I used them on my desk for a couple of years. Think I might build a new pair some day.
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