Hey all,
Attached pic is of TQWT enclosure using Lyeco LY802F drivers. High Qts/Xmax, yielding some pretty darn good bass. Also in the pic are Cary amps, JEL type 300B amps and Klipsch Cornwalls. 300B amps we built...... can't imagine solid state doing what they do!
Next for experiment, BLH and ONKEN enclosures for the Lyecos....
Attached pic is of TQWT enclosure using Lyeco LY802F drivers. High Qts/Xmax, yielding some pretty darn good bass. Also in the pic are Cary amps, JEL type 300B amps and Klipsch Cornwalls. 300B amps we built...... can't imagine solid state doing what they do!
Next for experiment, BLH and ONKEN enclosures for the Lyecos....
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ok-fair enough ,even if I put smilies with "oh,propaganda etc" sort of line....
Gregeek is my mate from few other forums ,so -do not worry
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Here my LE8t + Cabasse tweet
(Bass reflex, 70l, 38Hz, no filter on LE8, 2.2uF + Lpad on tweeters)
Tweeter mounts isn't definitive 😉
(Bass reflex, 70l, 38Hz, no filter on LE8, 2.2uF + Lpad on tweeters)
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Tweeter mounts isn't definitive 😉
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Jordan JX92S in stainless steel enclosures...
Hey Johnnyboy, how did the steel work out for you? I tried 1/4" rectangular section EMT for a short MLTL and could never tame the ringing modes. That was a straight walled construction however, did curved do the trick for you?
BTW, your link is broken by formatting. This one worked for me:
http://spaces.msn.com/members/640X4...2&_c11_blogpart_blogpart=blogview&_c=blogpart
Click on the 'Photo' tab.
BTW, your link is broken by formatting. This one worked for me:
http://spaces.msn.com/members/640X4...2&_c11_blogpart_blogpart=blogview&_c=blogpart
Click on the 'Photo' tab.
I'd be interested in that too as I have a pair of steel speakers playing here at the moment. Something isn't quite right and I can't quite put my finger on what!
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Hopefully it works this time...
They definitely have to be damped. John Ötvös (Waveform) told me he used a rubber epoxy through out the cavity of his aluminum eggs. After the cabinets were completed I found it nearly impossible to reach inside with my hands and cover every area, so I tried some foam inexpensive foam matting from the crafts department at Wal Mart. Damping throughout including around the flared port (also stainless) and the back housing of the Jordan.
The result was excellent in every way. No ringing at all. My only complaint is the limited bass response as to be expected from small enclosures.
They look really great!
I want a pair!
http://melhuish.org/audio/DIYBX19.html
This is my favorite sounding full range speaker to date.
I want a pair!
http://melhuish.org/audio/DIYBX19.html
This is my favorite sounding full range speaker to date.
Crank up some solo vocals and press your ear to the back of the cabinet. 😉Nuuk said:Something isn't quite right and I can't quite put my finger on what!
Johnnyboy, in my case I tried constrained layer damping comprised of 1/8" aluminum sheet epoxied to linoleum floor tile and then glued to the cabinet interior, linoleum to steel. In hindsight I think the soft layer was too thick to provide maximum damping. Large machinery often uses CLD damping similar in concept but with a much thinner damping layer. All in all it was partially successful, the cabinet imparts only a bit of character to voice. No complaints about the bass though!
Old pic in the early stages here:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?postid=445859#post445859
After untold hours of work I hit the point of diminishing return and never took it much further. The 657b has been replaced with a TB W4-1320SA, one of the new bamboo drivers, mostly for fun. They get pulled out now and then as another view into the sound of an amp I'm building. They still throw one heck of a soundstage. Eventually the interior will get a thick layer of felt and the exterior might get that leather wrap some day. Yeah, that's it: 'some day'. ;D
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?postid=445859#post445859
After untold hours of work I hit the point of diminishing return and never took it much further. The 657b has been replaced with a TB W4-1320SA, one of the new bamboo drivers, mostly for fun. They get pulled out now and then as another view into the sound of an amp I'm building. They still throw one heck of a soundstage. Eventually the interior will get a thick layer of felt and the exterior might get that leather wrap some day. Yeah, that's it: 'some day'. ;D
I've got these working OK now by bi-amping them and I think the subject of why they don't work with a single amplifier is a subject for a new thread! 😉
some pics of a full range dipole speaker for my desk 😀
Rear view
Antonello
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"internal" view.. whit Sonic Impact soundpads on plastic surface
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Antonello
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