I've got some electrical conduit flares 100 mm internal by 210 mm long and wanted some thoughts of what they could become 2 thoughts maybe stand alone subs stand the flare off the ground and driver mounted in top or the same as before but extend conduit up and a small line array 500 mm high any thoughts
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F3 = 96Hz<150Hz, dB/2.83V/m = 82dB-89dB
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Aurasound NS3-193-4A1 3"
Tang Band W3-1878 3" Full Range Driver 264-902
Dayton Audio ND91-8 3-1/2" Aluminum Cone Full-Range Driver 8 290-226
Dayton Audio ND91-4 3-1/2" Aluminum Cone Full-Range Driver 4 290-224
Dayton Audio DS90-8 3" Designer Series Ext-Range Driver 295-422
video
Monacor SPX-31M
Tang Band W3-315E 3" Aluminum/Magnesium Full Range Driver 264-811
Eton Lautsprecher 3-400/A8/25MG
The Madisound Speaker Store
FOSTEX FF 85 WK - FULLRANGE *S
Fountek FR89EX 3" Full Range
P.Audio PA-20K/4
Open baffle
I like the open one looks sweet but might use two drivers per side is what you've drawn open baffle ? Dose this type need to be close to a wall to sound good? Thanx for the effort you've put in I'm gonna have to start fabbing need to thing of a top colour for them
I like the open one looks sweet but might use two drivers per side is what you've drawn open baffle ? Dose this type need to be close to a wall to sound good? Thanx for the effort you've put in I'm gonna have to start fabbing need to thing of a top colour for them
Most people seek for colour in the sound -or absence of it- when making speakers. Needless to say most of DIY objects are obscene at first sight!
But...the goal is good sound, the looks come second.
BTW I was looking at the first TB speaker either. It has double power than common speakers ( those that come supplied in cheap Pc speakers ).
Maybe you need a simple fullrange because that one don't make any treble sound.
But...the goal is good sound, the looks come second.
BTW I was looking at the first TB speaker either. It has double power than common speakers ( those that come supplied in cheap Pc speakers ).
Maybe you need a simple fullrange because that one don't make any treble sound.
The one you own.
And...which application ?
I would build a box instead of thinking what to do with those tubes.
For me, a double chamber reflex worked well.
I took inspiration from some cheap ext tv speakers ( german made) which were
prism base and irregular - non parallel panels.
@ Claudio Negro's home page, how to project and test a loudspeaker using Speaker Workshop there's a description of how a DCR works.
And...which application ?
I would build a box instead of thinking what to do with those tubes.
For me, a double chamber reflex worked well.
I took inspiration from some cheap ext tv speakers ( german made) which were
prism base and irregular - non parallel panels.
@ Claudio Negro's home page, how to project and test a loudspeaker using Speaker Workshop there's a description of how a DCR works.
i have recently made speakers from glass fish bowl (no fish in it any longer)
painted them black, put them on wooden tripods, looks ok, sounds ok
just bought a pair of goldfish bowl vases to do the same with! 5GBP each is cheaper than 4 blanda bowls.
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