Thanks for the reply, 4pyros! This community is great. I just did a google search for the pyro musicals, as I had never heard of them. They look pretty awesome. Too bad they only did the 4th this year. Sadly I'm at work right now so I won't make it down to King of Prussia, but hopefully I can catch your setup at another upcoming event.
Hi all,
I will be building 8 of these this summer and just hope someone hear can tell me if 3/4 plywood will be ok for the build. I want to use higher power subs so I want to use stronger wood...any help would be great.
John
I will be building 8 of these this summer and just hope someone hear can tell me if 3/4 plywood will be ok for the build. I want to use higher power subs so I want to use stronger wood...any help would be great.
John
Hi Crescendo,
I live in Stockton and looking for some advice on some builds I have coming. ANy help would be great.
Thanks John
I live in Stockton and looking for some advice on some builds I have coming. ANy help would be great.
Thanks John
Maiden Voyage
I took this picture last year on the maiden voyage of my SS15 build. The subs are almost stock build with 4015 drivers and 50% compression plates. The tops are the HS12 with the Dpro12 and (2) D220Ti drivers on a homemade waveguide - not great, but decent. Biamped tops. We were restricted to 90db at 100ft, but you could hear them crystal clear a mile away. Right side stack was the same. Throw and clarity was amazing.
Jon
I took this picture last year on the maiden voyage of my SS15 build. The subs are almost stock build with 4015 drivers and 50% compression plates. The tops are the HS12 with the Dpro12 and (2) D220Ti drivers on a homemade waveguide - not great, but decent. Biamped tops. We were restricted to 90db at 100ft, but you could hear them crystal clear a mile away. Right side stack was the same. Throw and clarity was amazing.
Jon
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I took this picture last year on the maiden voyage of my SS15 build. The subs are almost stock build with 4015 drivers and 50% compression plates. The tops are the HS12 with the Dpro12 and (2) D220Ti drivers on a homemade waveguide - not great, but decent. Biamped tops. We were restricted to 90db at 100ft, but you could hear them crystal clear a mile away. Right side stack was the same. Throw and clarity was amazing.
Jon
Hi overflow. What was your reason for doubling the number of ports and using two compressions drivers in each midtop?
The cabinets are deeper to accommodate the dpro, so four holes are needed to get the tuning. The double compression was to simplify the waveguide. As such, each horn only flares 7.5" vertically. 15" is a little too much.
Overflow,
Awesome looking build and it's very similar to what I will be building this summer. What are you using it for and describe the sound. I will be using for live sound mostly. Thanks for posting the pics and if you have any more of the tops close up that would be great.
Thanks
John
Awesome looking build and it's very similar to what I will be building this summer. What are you using it for and describe the sound. I will be using for live sound mostly. Thanks for posting the pics and if you have any more of the tops close up that would be great.
Thanks
John
Hey Trackzilla,
I sent a PM, but would you mind sending me the plans for the SS18?
Thanks!
Tommy
I sent a PM, but would you mind sending me the plans for the SS18?
Thanks!
Tommy
Anyone wanting those plans needs to message me their email address. I will send you the same sketchup file I received. It's pretty darned straightforward from there...
Keep in mind, I may take a couple of days to notice & respond to requests, it's still pretty stupid busy 'round these parts.
Keep in mind, I may take a couple of days to notice & respond to requests, it's still pretty stupid busy 'round these parts.
Anyone have any new pics of the HS12 or SS15 they can share or experience with them in a live sound setting.
Thanks, John
Thanks, John
built 6 of the ss18's so far.....these things rock. I still cant get over the fact that you can really steer the bass with these.
intradesting... I retired my SS15 (with 12") as they were too "boxy", but a taller form factor appeals...The simplified version of the ss18 is tall and skinny, vs a more typical sub aspect ratio....(the 3012lf in the simplified ss18 cabinet will give 125db flat to 40hz at 50v input, no massive eq required)
I thought I read that jbell didn't release the plans for the ss18.
It's on,y two pages back. He said he hasn't had time to post up yet, and he's been busy
Trackzilla said he has the sketchup file if you guys want it.
It's on,y two pages back. He said he hasn't had time to post up yet, and he's been busy
Trackzilla said he has the sketchup file if you guys want it.
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Oliver:
I have issues translating what I draw to hornresp as well, it only makes sense that others have the same issue.... 😉
However the goal in this case was a dual taper TH with the main taper change at the upper back. My cell phone took a lousy pic the other day, so here is my layout with some additional dimensions called out.
Just resurrecting this....
I've been trying to put together a spreadsheet to assist in designing THs with this type of fold. I don't know if anyone's picked it up before, but it looks like "S3" should actually be at the bottom of the vertical panel that's in the middle of the enclosure, rather than up in the top right corner...
"S2" and "S4" are basically at the driver, so that seems to leave only two locations for "S3", if you want to get a good HornResp model:
(1) at bottom right hand corner, if the internal panel attached at this point is parallel to the first panel after "S1" or
(2) at the bottom of the vertical panel in the middle of the enclosure, if the internal panel attached to the driver's baffle is not attached parallel to the first panel after "S1".
Here is an example of the spreadsheet, with S3 set as option 1 given above. The spreadsheet is not quite finished yet, but it's good enough to use to "tweak" the panel dimensions via computer before committing a design to wood.
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