I was wondering if there is a magical place where I can learn about Peak drivers. I picked up 4 of these co-axials (OK, not strictly fullrange) from the 'bay recently and there seems to be a decided lack of history on the Web about drivers or speakers from this maker. The baskets look the same as a lot of Japanese drivers from this era (I'm assuming 70's-80's).
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I'll play with them anyway, but I'd like to know who Peak were and where they went...
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I'll play with them anyway, but I'd like to know who Peak were and where they went...
Thanks as usual, Dave.
I'll have to try at home - work doesn't let me in to those sites...
I haven't received them yet, so I'm not sure whether they need a crossover or not. From the pictures, it looks like they only have the one pair of inputs. If this is so, then tweeter must roll-off using the induction of the woofer's voice-coil - does that sound right? Or would the tweeter crossover be internal?
Maybe it will be obvious when I look at them.
I'll have to try at home - work doesn't let me in to those sites...
I haven't received them yet, so I'm not sure whether they need a crossover or not. From the pictures, it looks like they only have the one pair of inputs. If this is so, then tweeter must roll-off using the induction of the woofer's voice-coil - does that sound right? Or would the tweeter crossover be internal?
Maybe it will be obvious when I look at them.
Cloth Ears said:Maybe it will be obvious when I look at them.
When you take the can off it will be obvious...
dave
As mentioned they are re-branded Coral's.
The 8" version has a 2MF cap on the tweeter and that's it.
Never seen the 6", but the 8" is approx. 96dB-97dB @ 1 watt/1 meter and I'd guess the QTS to be @ .4 (or a bit less).
The paper surrounds will not take a lot of movement, so avoid high SPL's and/or boosting the lows/mids with EQ.
I like mine.
The 8" version has a 2MF cap on the tweeter and that's it.
Never seen the 6", but the 8" is approx. 96dB-97dB @ 1 watt/1 meter and I'd guess the QTS to be @ .4 (or a bit less).
The paper surrounds will not take a lot of movement, so avoid high SPL's and/or boosting the lows/mids with EQ.
I like mine.
You are welcome.
My moniker is based upon my first/last intitials, which has also been a nickname (pronounced DeKay for "DK) much of my life by various people.
Seemed like a good choice @ the time (latest 1900's when I was registering @ few WWW forums.
I'm DeKay @AA & A'Gon as well.
My moniker is based upon my first/last intitials, which has also been a nickname (pronounced DeKay for "DK) much of my life by various people.
Seemed like a good choice @ the time (latest 1900's when I was registering @ few WWW forums.
I'm DeKay @AA & A'Gon as well.
Same, CE on various other sites (AK, MAC, Stereonet, Head-fi, Single Driver, ESP) just to be consistant. I'll be interested to see how they sound. I figure a couple of pairs of 'computer speakers' in sealed boxes (plus a 'subby' if necessary). would be what I'm looking for. If they're better than that, then... we'll see.DeKay said:You are welcome.
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I'm DeKay @AA & A'Gon as well.
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