I'd like to go for an all Revelator design involving the ScanSpeak 18W4531 G and the new ScanSpeak 2904/7000.
The needed volume for a ported design would be 42 liter, which makes for a nice floorstander.
The crossover however is much more difficult (for me). I'd like it to be 6dB, which should be feasible given the drivers.
Anybody out there able to give a shot at the needed crossover ? (or possibly knowing a published project where they covered it)
Gert
The needed volume for a ported design would be 42 liter, which makes for a nice floorstander.
The crossover however is much more difficult (for me). I'd like it to be 6dB, which should be feasible given the drivers.
Anybody out there able to give a shot at the needed crossover ? (or possibly knowing a published project where they covered it)
Gert
I found a similar system on http://www.speakerland.nl/HOT.htm but using the 18W8531G.
The crossover is not published though 🙁
Wouldn't the combination of a 4 Ohm tweeter and a 8 Ohm mid/bass be disadvantageous compared to the 4 Ohm version ???
Gert
The crossover is not published though 🙁
Wouldn't the combination of a 4 Ohm tweeter and a 8 Ohm mid/bass be disadvantageous compared to the 4 Ohm version ???
Gert
Checkout the series x-overs at ARGOS loudspespeaker home page at http:// home. iprimus.com.au/gradds/ there is page s and pages of info there including a design speadsheet, very simple and easy to implement, I have used series networks once or twice and the result was quite good, in fact so good that I managed to use drivers which otherwise were almost impossible to integrate by normal means without resorting to very complex and expensive networks due to the number of components required 😀 you can use a 4ohm tweeter combined with a 8 ohm woofer because you use a series resistor to tune the network
give it a go you have nothing to lose but a lot to gain regards
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