hello, sir Art Can i make some adjustments on syntripp's throat? I have a CD that measure only 1"
instead of 1.4"
Michachia,
Reduction of the throat to 1" would require extending the horn depth, depending on the driver there may not be enough room between the horn and the back to fit without also extending the cabinet depth. Alternately, the horn angles could all be adjusted slightly to make the horn/driver fit the cabinet depth.
The 1" driver will also need to have good response to below 700 Hz, as the 10" roll off steeply above that frequency. A 1" HF driver output will probably not be able to equal the 2x10" at the acoustical crossover, limiting the output by 3-6 dB.
Art
Reduction of the throat to 1" would require extending the horn depth, depending on the driver there may not be enough room between the horn and the back to fit without also extending the cabinet depth. Alternately, the horn angles could all be adjusted slightly to make the horn/driver fit the cabinet depth.
The 1" driver will also need to have good response to below 700 Hz, as the 10" roll off steeply above that frequency. A 1" HF driver output will probably not be able to equal the 2x10" at the acoustical crossover, limiting the output by 3-6 dB.
Art
Hey folks, at LONG last, here's the solidworks 2018 model for the 3D printed interior and the laser-cut exterior parts. We're not able to support this with BOMs etc right now, but if you have SW and a large printer, this may be worth a look.
Dropbox - SYNTRIPP.rar - Simplify your life
Dropbox - SYNTRIPP.rar - Simplify your life
Thank you!
Mr. Speakers, you a god among men. Thanks to you and the entire SynTripP community from this thread, not least of which the Godfather himself, Mr. Art Welter.
Bravo. We salute you.
Mr. Speakers, you a god among men. Thanks to you and the entire SynTripP community from this thread, not least of which the Godfather himself, Mr. Art Welter.
Bravo. We salute you.
Thanks for sharing! I see that the horn half can fit my printer, but I do not think my printing skills are good enough to run this print. But maybe one day...
Our printer needed mods to pull off such a big print. We had to fiddle the firmware a bit to allow the part to overhand the printer bed, and getting the right filament mattered. We used a carbon fiber loaded material that could withstand high heat so it wouldn’t deform in a truck in the desert, for example. Not trivial... and it literally took a month to print all the parts, so plan ahead!
We now have a printer that could print the whole enclosure in one pass, maybe the outer shell too. Playing around with THAT for a fun project. We've been using a carbon fiber loaded material that's been really strong and rigid, no issues at all.... Heat-safe for use in the dessert, and in transportation.
If anyone is looking for a stupid amazing bass cabinet to pair this with, GSG Audio Devastator can be built with a 19Hz or 30Hz 21" LaVoce or the new Eminence 21" tour grade and get up to 122dB at 20Hz with the LaVoce or 133dB peak with the Eminince in the 30Hz bin. They sound really remarkable, these suckers move massive amounts of air. Of course they also weigh 260+ lbs when built...
They sell the cabinet flat packs at a really reasonable price, and their new version is birch ply vs MDF in the original. This is the biggest sounding single bin I've experienced, and it's clean. The eminence can handle amazing levels of power, too.
They sell the cabinet flat packs at a really reasonable price, and their new version is birch ply vs MDF in the original. This is the biggest sounding single bin I've experienced, and it's clean. The eminence can handle amazing levels of power, too.
Haven't had the chance to look at the files, but when you say large printer what build volume is required? I have three "large format" 3D printers. One hbot at 400x400x400mm. Two CoreXY's at 300x300x350 and 300x300x330mm. Are you using a carbon fiber pc type filament? Brand? 5kg spools required?