Yeah. The crossover fixed and the enclosure to be varied. Only likely when copper prices are skyrocketing and you build dummies out of cardboard…
Interesting they're 3rd order electrical for both high & low pass. If it's at 2100-2200Hz as the PDF states, the tweeter rolloff starting at ~1.3 kHz would turn the high pass to acoustic >4th order from that point on.I saw that SB acoustic have just updated the paper on crossovers for the coaxial drivers, to include this one.
https://sbacoustics.com/technical-notes/
Anyone try these filters with the SBA coaxes yet??
Qts -- Can you see whether the dome silk or poly?
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Thanks for the info.Looks like silk and same as in other coaxials. I think it is SB14ST-C000-4 / Fabric.
Did you do anything with your drivers yet?
Strange measurement (phase and various smallband dips). What is your setup?
The phase looks weird because it's not unwrapped
Iam good to start projects but very bad to finish them. Answer is: just random tests.Thanks for the info.
Did you do anything with your drivers yet?
😆 Similar problems here, from time to time. But you did have an idea about how to use them...? My idea is to use one of these OB atop a bass bin. Add a tiny rear firing tweeter in parallel to the coax tweeter -- the SB14ST-C000-4 is an obvious choice. I've been doing nothing but active in the past few years. Would like to do a passive this time.Iam good to start projects but very bad to finish them. Answer is: just random tests.
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