Papa’s slot loaded open baffle version #2

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#61
Russellc said:
What sort of bass are you guys getting with this setup? I've never had open baffle before,
I assume it is just fine. With the 15 it should be fairly powerful, bass if not subterranean,
how would you describe it? Or maybe it is lower than I am thinking?

Thanks,

Russellc
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Russellc said:
Thanks, just what I wanted to hear. Do the relative sensitivities of the two drivers matter? I assume the trend would be the full range driver will have a higher efficiency than the 15 inch bass. Is there some efficiency parameters
between the two drivers that should be followed?

Seems like a really sweet design worth trying. Been wanting to try open baffle,
I was hoping it had some low end grunt so am even more interested.

Whoops, just noticed this is actively crossed over! That explains the matching levels. Nevermind!

Russellc
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Yes, you blend the sound of the two drivers by adjusting the pots on the ACN/LX Mini crossover. You can adjust the FR or woofer drivers to be louder or softer. I adjust it by ear and find a combination that I like.

I suppose you could build a passive crossover for the speakers. It may not sound as good as using Papa's crossover.

My system is- speakers, two amps, ACN/LX Mini crossover, and a preamp. Your best amp for the FR.

My woofers are running on ACA monoblocks, since a channel went out on my old amp. Even at 15 watts, the woofers sound great. I don't think you need a big amp.
 
#68
In EU maybe the Monacor SP-382PA bass guitar driver?

Impedance (Z) 8 Ω
Frequency range f3-4,000 Hz
Resonant frequency (fs) 25 Hz
Power rating (RMS) 150 W
Peak music power output (MAX) 300 W
Sensitivity 94 dB/W/m
Suspension compl. (Cms) 0.26 mm/N
Moving mass (Mms) 73 g
Mech. Q factor (Qms) 3.03
Electr. Q factor (Qes) 0.99
Total Q factor (Qts) 0.75
Equivalent volume (Vas) 270 l
DC resistance (Re) 7.0 Ω
Force factor (BxL) 10.87 Tm
Voice coil induct. (Le) 0.8 mH
Voice coil diameter Ø 50 mm
Voice coil former aluminium
Linear excursion (XMAX) ± 3.5 mm
Eff. cone area (Sd) 825 cm2
Magnet weight 1.2 kg
Magnet diameter Ø 142 mm
Mounting cutout Ø 355 mm
Mounting depth 139 mm
Dimensions Ø 385 mm x 150 mm

Not so big BL but seems nice for this application...
 
#73
nicoch58 said:
not guitar spk , 94db is low side as Qem this is because of 25hz not so usefull, vas is good ,try to simulate on OB sw
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Nelson's SLOB isn't a typical open-baffle because of the slot-loaded bass - is there a simulation software package that accomodates the slot-loading aspect?

Also, the recommended Definimax driver is less efficient than the Monacor?
 
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#75
My natural inclination is to stick with Nelson's recommended Definimax drivers but, as you say, they're hard to obtain and expensive.

I may still try the DeltaLite units I linked to a couple of pages back, I can get a pair for a good price and they could be swapped out for the Definimax units without any carpentry.
 
#79
nautibuoy said:
Nelson's SLOB isn't a typical open-baffle because of the slot-loaded bass - is there a simulation software package that accomodates the slot-loading aspect?

Also, the recommended Definimax driver is less efficient than the Monacor?
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yep I not mentions Qts.....Db is relate to fullrange ,we need at last 6db more and 35/40 Hz is more realistic in OB
sw Tolvan Data
PS Pa use biamp active with some boost too
 
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