MarkAudio MAOP7.2 + TQWT

Dear JC Fardo,

There is no limit to the length of one step.
It is said that the effect is greater with more steps, but my verification shows that about 80 cm per step is sufficient.

The photo shows AMP-SP with 8 steps at 6 meters.
Inside the box is 4 steps at 46 cm.

For 2.0-2.5m, I think 3 to 4 steps are enough.
 

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Dear nandappe,
I noticed that you use DDVP-10 box for number of 4" drivers. Do you change anything in box design or stuffing for different drives? Can this box or your TWTD be used with CHP70?
Thx
Hello Cindra,

https://www.diyaudio.com/community/threads/frugel-horn-mk3.172605/page-99

jemraid said:​


"Hi there,

You'll find that the MA CHP-70s are at the very least equivalent to the Holey Baskets and probably much better with the lower frequencies.
I've been listening to mine for 11 years now and am still very satisfied indeed.

Cheers"

Here in germany it is an very underestimated speaker! But I think it's like a modern Coral Holey Basket for a very wide range of applications like the ML - Voigt pipe of our dear nandappe and even suitable in an open baffle like the "Telefunken" open baffle to be seen here:

http://www.glowinthedarkaudio.com/telefunkenopenbaffle.html

http://www.glowinthedarkaudio.com/coralholey.html

Kind regards

Stefan
 
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Dear LeifB60,

Please see the developer URL for the general effect of the ladder cable.

[Japanese]
https://laddercable.sakura.ne.jp/onsitu.html

[English translation]
https://laddercable-sakura-ne-jp.tr..._sl=ja&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=ja&_x_tr_pto=wapp

The biggest effect I feel is that "the audible distortion is small when playing at high volume in the fullrange driver".


Dear wenlin,

For classical and vocal music, TWTD-15T.
For jazz and rock, DDVP-15.


Thank you very much for providing cabinet drawings. Are these items free?
 
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CHP70.2 has what Mark tried to get the “vintage" top end punters were asking for.

The result is a 10dB shelf down above 5kHz with a rise just before the plunge (CHBW70 has the same response but the shelf is 5dB deeper).

Some are fine with this but most miss the top. I have a set i am matching with ERT26 in a more typical cone+dome box.

The CHP70 (1st one) and its brother, the EL70, are, IMO, much better balanced with more bass potential. One does loose sensitivity to get there. All the ones i had were fully treated, from people’s response to these, stock ones may suffer a bit from different performance up top (compliants of both not enuff and too much).

The drivers where the vintage top end was done really well are the A6/10p, both increasingly difficult to obtain. A7p would have been nice with the same voicing but they failed on that (takes some work and lots of break0-in to minimize issues with a “ringing" top.

dave
 
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