Suricat - I appreciate the calculations; that's something I'll definitely look into. I'm still trying to tweak with my budget to accommodate the various components.
Pit_hinder - From what I've seen, designing crossovers can get quite complicated. I would prefer to devote my time to the "fun stuff" like amps and such.
Pit_hinder - From what I've seen, designing crossovers can get quite complicated. I would prefer to devote my time to the "fun stuff" like amps and such.
"Fun stuff", amps? All I know about active designs is that amperes multiplied by volts result in expensive smells - no way, brother.
Hello db!,
also take a look at these ones:
The picture above: that is my pair of the "Little Susis" (that is how the speakers are called).
They measure 20 (High) x 15 (Broad) x 20 (Deep) cm and have a volume of 3.3 ltrs.
Chassis are Tangband W4-657B Fullrange and Dayton ND20FA-6 tweeter.
The sound of these tiny speakers is exceptional. I don't even miss any depth.
If you want to I can send you a PDF-document on how to build the speakers.
An image of the crossover is included.
Best regards - Rudi_Ratlos 🙂
also take a look at these ones:
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
The picture above: that is my pair of the "Little Susis" (that is how the speakers are called).
They measure 20 (High) x 15 (Broad) x 20 (Deep) cm and have a volume of 3.3 ltrs.
Chassis are Tangband W4-657B Fullrange and Dayton ND20FA-6 tweeter.
The sound of these tiny speakers is exceptional. I don't even miss any depth.
If you want to I can send you a PDF-document on how to build the speakers.
An image of the crossover is included.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
Best regards - Rudi_Ratlos 🙂
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