What is the x-over point to the BMS coaxial comp. driver? A down firing woofer, I imagine, could result in problems with the lower mids when crossed too high, but am guessing it represents no issue in your case.
Nice to see a closed box configuration.
EDIT: with regard to sonics only, I'd recommend you may try removing the banana plugs from the wires to the BMS unit. Maybe it makes no difference, maybe you've tried already 🙂
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Thanks.
Rare, outside this type of drivers, to see one driver/diaphragm covering the very important frequency range from 350-6.5kHz, and then there's the high sensitivity to boot as well.
Rare, outside this type of drivers, to see one driver/diaphragm covering the very important frequency range from 350-6.5kHz, and then there's the high sensitivity to boot as well.
I just noticed something - why does the 12BR100 have much higher distortion at 4 kHz with 80m dB output compared than with 100 dB output?
Beautiful wood finish.
That's one mean looking horn/driver combo. Have you heard any of them(horn and/or driver), jzagaja, in whatever combination - and if so, some impressions?
That's one mean looking horn/driver combo. Have you heard any of them(horn and/or driver), jzagaja, in whatever combination - and if so, some impressions?
CP750/Ti on Iwata is IMHO too sharp. Large titanium diaphragms ring too much - should be damped for home use.
That's what I feared.
The BMS 4590 coaxial driver would likely make a good combo with the Iwata horn, I presume?
The BMS 4590 coaxial driver would likely make a good combo with the Iwata horn, I presume?
Does anyone have any polar plots of the BMS4590/92? Reaching flat to 20 kHz on axis is one thing, doing so with good power response is another.
Edit: I meant the polar response on big horns like Iwata 300 or Tractrix 450 that can play low.
Edit: I meant the polar response on big horns like Iwata 300 or Tractrix 450 that can play low.
True no magic here. Opinion from Radian users are welcome. Next week I will be measuring JMLC-200T + Radian 950 with Truextent.