i want to make 5 surround speakers similar in size to the bose cubes. not doubled up ones just as big as a single cube.
i have looked at all the tangband speakers and im thinking of commiting to them.
Just after any ideas, suggestions plans etc. As long as i get down to about 140hz or under i will be pleased.
Most of the 2" & 3" drivers i have tested/viewed seem to have an adequate response in relation to midrange-highrange so literally anything will make me happy.
Any help appreciated. Thanks.
i have looked at all the tangband speakers and im thinking of commiting to them.
Just after any ideas, suggestions plans etc. As long as i get down to about 140hz or under i will be pleased.
Most of the 2" & 3" drivers i have tested/viewed seem to have an adequate response in relation to midrange-highrange so literally anything will make me happy.
Any help appreciated. Thanks.
btw YES i have read this post lol
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=54287&perpage=25&highlight=&pagenumber=9
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=54287&perpage=25&highlight=&pagenumber=9
Aurasound NSW2.
http://www.aurasound.com/public/pdf/nsw2-326-8a.pdf
You may have to raise your crossover requirement into the 200s range though. And use a higher order. Distortion climbs drastically below 600Hz and is ridiculous at 100Hz.
It's favorably reviewed by Linkwitz in his Pluto application... can't be all that bad for a "jewel cube" solution.
You could even run it as a dipole since it's open-backed. It does have a lot of excursion (6mm) for a tiny driver.
http://www.aurasound.com/public/pdf/nsw2-326-8a.pdf
You may have to raise your crossover requirement into the 200s range though. And use a higher order. Distortion climbs drastically below 600Hz and is ridiculous at 100Hz.
It's favorably reviewed by Linkwitz in his Pluto application... can't be all that bad for a "jewel cube" solution.
You could even run it as a dipole since it's open-backed. It does have a lot of excursion (6mm) for a tiny driver.
y8s said:It does have a lot of excursion (6mm) for a tiny driver.
It's a 3 mm Xmax. Unfortunately they show the peak to peak. Still a lot for a driver that size.
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