Hi
There's a lot of info on the www about DIY Hifi
What makes a good driver?
They offer a lot of brands, all claiming there the best.
For example a 8" bass driver from scan-speak about $120
One from dayton $50, Is the Scan better for it's more expensive?
Whats this stuff with Qts, Qms Qes vas etc.
I know Vas has something to to with the "volume" of your cabinet, but is the V max, the ideal, or what?
What if a driver has Qts 0.38, is it better than one Qts .45?
And then what about the other Q -'s?
What if i see a design with a very expensive driver, let's say to expensive for me , what can i do to exchange this with another brand, to let it sound approximately the same?
Can some-one please explain, and get me out of my misery???
greetings
marcel
holland
There's a lot of info on the www about DIY Hifi
What makes a good driver?
They offer a lot of brands, all claiming there the best.
For example a 8" bass driver from scan-speak about $120
One from dayton $50, Is the Scan better for it's more expensive?
Whats this stuff with Qts, Qms Qes vas etc.
I know Vas has something to to with the "volume" of your cabinet, but is the V max, the ideal, or what?
What if a driver has Qts 0.38, is it better than one Qts .45?
And then what about the other Q -'s?
What if i see a design with a very expensive driver, let's say to expensive for me , what can i do to exchange this with another brand, to let it sound approximately the same?
Can some-one please explain, and get me out of my misery???
greetings
marcel
holland