Ahhh, so it most used as horn driver mounted from behind?
How does it look from the frontside, have you also pics at that?
I'm not familiar with that expression, and actually don't know exactly what it means. Could you explain?
This is only my 2 speaker that i am building, so i don´t "know" more than some basics and that i will use the Audax HM210Z10 as high up as possible but don´t hear much beaming.
Maby try out cross at 2,1-2,2 K
I have driver parameters if that helps
Regards John
With this filter ?
Don´t understand, now when i put the same value in again it don´t show the same response ??
Must be the laptop at that time, Virusprogram wanted to re-start....and sometimes laptop acts strange when that happens.
And i know also see that i have fill in "scaling" -5 dB.
So sorry Lojzek
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Yes
Its so strange?
Must have laptop problem at the time or a VituixCAD in some bugg-mode?
This is the filter you use for that resoponse, right ?
ANd kow i get the same response as you Lojzek!
VituixCAD must have the response from only 1 midrange in that earlier response.
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Change the 110dB SPL box to 95dB so you can see how transfer functions look below 70dB. This way you have look into what going above and below crossover point, eg. if the cone break ups are attenuated sufficiently. You can also increase or decrease vertical resolution. If you click on the driver box the X is the horizontal offset, Y is the vertical (up or down from 0 reference) relative to microphone, Z moves the driver back and forth and has largest impact on how the 'phases' of each driver relate to each other. If you flip the polarity of the tweeter it should show a null in the freq resp. If you measure it should show similar null, if not you 'allign' untill they are close the measured. In your build, since it' a MTM only Z really matters. Double clicking on inductor box allows you to change wire size and resistance of the coil. The glitch around 1.5k in freq resp of the filter and in impedance curve is most likely cone-edge resonance of the Audax, impedance looks very OK. Clicking on impedance graph allows to add Equivalent Peak Dissipation Resistance, which is impedance with the capacitive and inductive element of the phase angle combined - more real life representation of what the class AB amp sees at the terminals. Clicking on driver freq resp will allow to set Optimizer transfer function, say to LR2, LR4, BW3, for Axial response - basically you will see how much you're off from 'textbook perfect' slope. Other than that since the midbass in 8" cone, I would try lower than 2kHz xover (if the tweeter allows) to avoid directionality mismatch - a hole in power response (room response) at and below xover. And it's kind of bad idea to place resistor in series with mids/woofers, unless they operate only as mids and above 200-300Hz. I usually set my tweeter level 2-3dB below midwoofer for smooth out transfer between drivers (the loss of energy from the midbass caused by directivity, resonances) - I prefer Sennheiser over Beyer Dynamic headphones 
- so maybe the 2.4ohm resistor is not needed at all. Also resistor would change the Qes, Qts of the driver.
ASR forum has some diy projects where they used off axis Klippel data to put attention at the directionality, room response, crossover issues. Also Erin measured two kits from PE and put the driver so people can play with CAD and possibly design better versions of the kits for themselves
- so maybe the 2.4ohm resistor is not needed at all. Also resistor would change the Qes, Qts of the driver. ASR forum has some diy projects where they used off axis Klippel data to put attention at the directionality, room response, crossover issues. Also Erin measured two kits from PE and put the driver so people can play with CAD and possibly design better versions of the kits for themselves
95dB is way better. the two boxes on the right from 95dB - one decreases the dB resolution, the one beside "Ovl" increases it. The + saves the graphs as overlays so you can compare what happens if some thing gets changed in xo. You just play with it and you will become a PRO in options you can change the scale for impedance, filters 'dB', ect. It's amazing a CAD like this is available to DIY people for free.
in options you can change the scale for impedance, filters 'dB', ect. It's amazing a CAD like this is available to DIY people for free.B&C 8pe21 and Eighteen Sound 8M400 seems very "the same".
Have you heard the 18 sound 8M400 ?
http://www.loudspeakerdatabase.com/18Sound/8M400
@jawen
Just judging by measurements, the 8PE21 is a more balanced and well behaved midrange transducer.
I would also take a look at Faital Pro's selection of 8" they added some interesting and reasonable ones this year like the 8fe400.
Worth to take a look here :
https://www.dibirama.altervista.org...-sound-8m400f-mid-range-8-8-ohm-320-wmax.html
Just judging by measurements, the 8PE21 is a more balanced and well behaved midrange transducer.
I would also take a look at Faital Pro's selection of 8" they added some interesting and reasonable ones this year like the 8fe400.
Worth to take a look here :
https://www.dibirama.altervista.org...-sound-8m400f-mid-range-8-8-ohm-320-wmax.html
The 18sound is similar but not as refined higher up in FR as the 8PE21 IMO. The THD is lower and the Qts supports better performance in FLHs.
