Hi there,
I am in the process of trying to put together a pair of diy loudspeakers, these will be my 2nd pair ive done, although the first pair weren't that flash, using just basic drivers and a pre-made crossover.
Anyway to the subject, I've been wanting to make a 3-way loudspeaer using a Vifa XT25TG tweeter, Vifa D75MX mid and Peerless HDS 830884 woofer. I Choose these drivers because they are fairly easily found in my area and also because their spl seems to be similar with figures of 91.1 , 92 and 89.3 respectivly. By simply looking at the FR graphs i thought crossover points of around 700hz and 2khz would be roughly on the right track.
Now the question. Am i on the right track, my limited knowledge can only get me so far. I have know idea on how to design or make a crossover, (althought i am keen to do so). Ive been reading these forums for awhile now but am getting frustrated with the slow progress of my understanding on the matter.
Any help suggestions would be much appreciated. And yes box design as well
Cheers!
I am in the process of trying to put together a pair of diy loudspeakers, these will be my 2nd pair ive done, although the first pair weren't that flash, using just basic drivers and a pre-made crossover.
Anyway to the subject, I've been wanting to make a 3-way loudspeaer using a Vifa XT25TG tweeter, Vifa D75MX mid and Peerless HDS 830884 woofer. I Choose these drivers because they are fairly easily found in my area and also because their spl seems to be similar with figures of 91.1 , 92 and 89.3 respectivly. By simply looking at the FR graphs i thought crossover points of around 700hz and 2khz would be roughly on the right track.
Now the question. Am i on the right track, my limited knowledge can only get me so far. I have know idea on how to design or make a crossover, (althought i am keen to do so). Ive been reading these forums for awhile now but am getting frustrated with the slow progress of my understanding on the matter.
Any help suggestions would be much appreciated. And yes box design as well
Cheers!