Hi!
I have also noticed that new excel
Seas says that soon enclosure and crossover recommendations will be given on their webpage. I wonder what the xover will look like.
Some time ago i have tried the H0487 MP14RE/XF. Quite interesting from speaker-builder's-learning-curve point of view
The biggest issue of seas coaxes is the tweeter dome loading by the curve of the woofer membrane. And not-so-high quality of the domes themselves.
Looks like the dome in the new excel is the same as in H1333-08/06 T18RE/XFCTV2. At least i haven't noticed anything that would state otherwise....
regards
I have also noticed that new excel
Seas says that soon enclosure and crossover recommendations will be given on their webpage. I wonder what the xover will look like.
Some time ago i have tried the H0487 MP14RE/XF. Quite interesting from speaker-builder's-learning-curve point of view
The biggest issue of seas coaxes is the tweeter dome loading by the curve of the woofer membrane. And not-so-high quality of the domes themselves.
Looks like the dome in the new excel is the same as in H1333-08/06 T18RE/XFCTV2. At least i haven't noticed anything that would state otherwise....
regards
This driver is now official. An oem driver from Lyon ;-) was existed since a long time. It is not the same than SEAS because it's a 8 ohms impedance and it's a 6.5".
See here : http://www.homecinema-fr.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1055&t=29770316
Sorry, in french.
Pictures :
http://www.homecinema-fr.com/forum/download/file.php?id=33222
See here : http://www.homecinema-fr.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1055&t=29770316
Sorry, in french.
Pictures :
http://www.homecinema-fr.com/forum/download/file.php?id=33222
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
Looks like that Seas has produced coaxial drivers with Excel line technology for a while.
http://www.nomad-audio.com
They have had coaxial Seas 8" in their speakers and at least 6moons have liked their speakers.
http://www.nomad-audio.com
They have had coaxial Seas 8" in their speakers and at least 6moons have liked their speakers.
qubix said:Hi!
Seas says that soon enclosure and crossover recommendations will be given on their webpage. I wonder what the xover will look like.
http://www.seas.no/images/stories/excel/coaxial/app_note/c16appnote.pdf
consider the SPL measurement is 15 degrees off-axis
kamppi said:Looks like that Seas has produced coaxial drivers with Excel line technology for a while.
http://www.audiodata-hifi.de/produkte/ambiance.html
and the models Petite, Partout, Avance
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On-axis performance looks pretty terrible. Looks like this driver is only a good choice if you will never be listening directly in front of the speaker. It's almost as though they just plopped a tweeter in the middle of an Excel driver and expected it to work right.
For CAD$370, this driver's frequency response should be regarded as completely unacceptable. I'll stick with buying the woofer and tweeter separately, and dealing with the phase alignment by electrical and/or mechanical means.
For CAD$370, this driver's frequency response should be regarded as completely unacceptable. I'll stick with buying the woofer and tweeter separately, and dealing with the phase alignment by electrical and/or mechanical means.
On-axis performance looks pretty terrible. Looks like this driver is only a good choice if you will never be listening directly in front of the speaker. It's almost as though they just plopped a tweeter in the middle of an Excel driver and expected it to work right..
DSP time alignment might fix that otherwise you could be at a crossover null. I’m very curious about these kind of drivers because of my recent listening to Genelec monitors. Would love a diy Genelec type option
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