The high Qts does mean that it may suit a over stuffed pipe or TL quite well - if done right then the in box roll off would be similar to infinite baffle or closed box.
(forgetting f-10dB waffle which means little with such a small driver, when you plan on using F-3dB to match XO to subwoofer)
But then if you stuff a vented box to the point that it acts in this way, then you may as well just stay with a closed box design (which would be smaller with a similar output)
Case in point, Fountek FW100B, Qts of about 0.6-0.7.
It will extend down to almost 40Hz in a 20litre vented box, with a Chebychev roll off.
But transient response in 4 litre sealed box, is better, F3 ends up about 100Hz, perfect for integrating to a sub at 100Hz.
Room reinforcement (cabin gain) means that the -3dB at 100Hz sounds nice an balanced.
(forgetting f-10dB waffle which means little with such a small driver, when you plan on using F-3dB to match XO to subwoofer)
But then if you stuff a vented box to the point that it acts in this way, then you may as well just stay with a closed box design (which would be smaller with a similar output)
Case in point, Fountek FW100B, Qts of about 0.6-0.7.
It will extend down to almost 40Hz in a 20litre vented box, with a Chebychev roll off.
But transient response in 4 litre sealed box, is better, F3 ends up about 100Hz, perfect for integrating to a sub at 100Hz.
Room reinforcement (cabin gain) means that the -3dB at 100Hz sounds nice an balanced.
...the best solution for this speaker to get some bass tones is a TABAQ enclosure which aesthetically...
I don’t know if it has been considered, but the Frugel-Horn Mk3 is likely the leading candidate to extract the maximum bass, both depth and gain, from a 4ish inch driver. And it is asthetically quite different, whether in a good direction or not, is something only you — and any WAF — can decide.
The one in the middle (with FE126eN2):
The Frugel-Horn Family
dave
But then if you stuff a vented box to the point that it acts in this way, then you may as well just stay with a closed box design (which would be smaller with a similar output)
Case in point, Fountek FW100B, Qts of about 0.6-0.7.
It will extend down to almost 40Hz in a 20litre vented box, with a Chebychev roll off.
But transient response in 4 litre sealed box, is better, F3 ends up about 100Hz, perfect for integrating to a sub at 100Hz.
Room reinforcement (cabin gain) means that the -3dB at 100Hz sounds nice an balanced.
Yes I don't think all the box should be fully stuffed I did put absorbing material next to the wooden inside.and one of the testing I made was to compare it without any as I said above.
I still have 2 pairs of them I could use the other 2 in a system with a 6" or even 8" woofer with more power. In such a case this one could be crossed somewhere above 200Hz depending on the woofer. The What do you think??
I am impressed. That's nice need space. Did you try with 4FE35??
No. I have thou just hooked up some 3FE25 and so far — just as they break-in, sound very promising. FH3 is very vesratile wrt speakers mounted. Adjustment of the amount of damping allows tunign for driver, room, and taste.
dave
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