Salas, I listen to all kinds of music, classical, rock, pop, jazz. I am a pianist so I often use piano music as a reference. I think the bass sounds a bit scaled down and dry compared with what I am used to, I guess I want a little more "flesh". It is mostly when listening to pop/rock and not so much listening to classical music. I will post a picture tonight from the inside of the speaker.
This is the coil I use for the bass:JANTZEN-2005 - Jantzen Wire non-ferrite cored coil 2,500mH 0,268Ohm 1,20mm - Europe Audio
It doesn´t look like that in reality, it is the high coil I use (ealier picture).
The RDC is a little lower than a 2mm air coil from what I know but it should be a very small difference.
This is the coil I use for the bass:JANTZEN-2005 - Jantzen Wire non-ferrite cored coil 2,500mH 0,268Ohm 1,20mm - Europe Audio
It doesn´t look like that in reality, it is the high coil I use (ealier picture).
The RDC is a little lower than a 2mm air coil from what I know but it should be a very small difference.
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Starre, I also play piano. I think it is a very important and satisfying instrument to get a loudspeaker to reproduce faithfully.I think you will find that most of this happens above 100Hz and not below. It is therefore susceptible to problems of midrange balance, and room placement. The 'weight' is around the 150-300Hz region.
That may mean closer to wall to get luck before tampering with the diffraction step coil.
Yes, do not forget I have no experience building speakers so maybe I have overlooked something, and maybe even that coil of mine is not very good. (I will also see if it is possible to glue the baffle soon allowing me to put the filter inside through the woofer hole later, I do think it would be nice to have it inside the speaker which is more practical).
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