Hi all,
I've already sent a question to "loudspeakers" forum however no reply until now..
Then decided to ask from here..
This is the situation:
Last weekend I listened some fullranges in a local dealer that:
- A pair of Tang Band W3-1319SA in really small sealed boxes,
- A pair of Tang Band W5-1611SA in ~15lt vented boxes,
- A pair of Jordan JX92S in ~15lt vented boxes,
- A pair of Lyeco LY802F in huge boxes..
Jordans are really good speakers and satisfied me too much especially for the treble details.. (240€ each)
But the T&B W5-1611SA s are very close to the Jordans by the meaning of mid and bass response. But with some lack of high trebles. And theyre really cheap ones. (50€ each)
Anyway,
I'd like to make a pair of simple T&B W5-1611SA box tuned at 54.9Hz. And I've already calculated and drawn the box as follows.
My question is;
If I want to add a tweeter to this system like;
http://www.swanspeaker.com/product/htm/view.asp?id=23
(It looks suitable for TBs anyway..)
What kind of crossover should I use?
My opinion is just a 6dB/oct HP filter for tweeter will be enough..
What do you say?
Thx in advance..
I've already sent a question to "loudspeakers" forum however no reply until now..
Then decided to ask from here..
This is the situation:
Last weekend I listened some fullranges in a local dealer that:
- A pair of Tang Band W3-1319SA in really small sealed boxes,
- A pair of Tang Band W5-1611SA in ~15lt vented boxes,
- A pair of Jordan JX92S in ~15lt vented boxes,
- A pair of Lyeco LY802F in huge boxes..
Jordans are really good speakers and satisfied me too much especially for the treble details.. (240€ each)
But the T&B W5-1611SA s are very close to the Jordans by the meaning of mid and bass response. But with some lack of high trebles. And theyre really cheap ones. (50€ each)
Anyway,
I'd like to make a pair of simple T&B W5-1611SA box tuned at 54.9Hz. And I've already calculated and drawn the box as follows.
My question is;
If I want to add a tweeter to this system like;
http://www.swanspeaker.com/product/htm/view.asp?id=23
(It looks suitable for TBs anyway..)
What kind of crossover should I use?
My opinion is just a 6dB/oct HP filter for tweeter will be enough..
What do you say?
Thx in advance..
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Hi there - just bringing up this thread again to see if there's any progress. this looks like an interesting fullrange unit - especially for the price!
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andy
I wonder if Ozgur is still waiting for his answers.....
btw: if a tweeter with the W5-1611, then just make it a back firing ambient tweeter, don't mess up the FR, just ad a bit of sparkle
btw: if a tweeter with the W5-1611, then just make it a back firing ambient tweeter, don't mess up the FR, just ad a bit of sparkle
Hi,
In fact I was giving up that project. However the fever push me again to make one 1611 project!
My tweeter question is not exist anymore!
Last week I visited the local dealer again. And listened the 1611 one more time. Then I decided that it doesnt need a tweeter. May be the last time I listened it had a LR filter and now not.
Anyway, I'd like to make that project.
Any suggestion will be usefull for me..
Has anyone tried that speaker?
In fact I was giving up that project. However the fever push me again to make one 1611 project!
My tweeter question is not exist anymore!
Last week I visited the local dealer again. And listened the 1611 one more time. Then I decided that it doesnt need a tweeter. May be the last time I listened it had a LR filter and now not.
Anyway, I'd like to make that project.
Any suggestion will be usefull for me..
Has anyone tried that speaker?
Hi Ozgur,
here : http://www.hifi-forum.de/index.php?action=browseT&back=1&sort=lpost&forum_id=205&thread=72
maybe some information for you....
Best regards,
Manfred
here : http://www.hifi-forum.de/index.php?action=browseT&back=1&sort=lpost&forum_id=205&thread=72
maybe some information for you....
Best regards,
Manfred
I am not aware of this driver being available in the USA. It could possibly be considered the little brother of the beautiful W8-1808.
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