Hi all,
Any chance these Titanium Compression Horn tweeters in these coax drivers has good sound to Hi-Fi use?
Do that plastic horn will not sound like duck voice?
The use is a two way with simple xover in 3.5kHz (12'') and 4kHz (15'') in a big BR box 1 duct only.
https://www.beyma.com/getpdf.php?pid=12CXA400Nd
https://www.beyma.com/getpdf.php?pid=15CXA400Nd
Any chance these Titanium Compression Horn tweeters in these coax drivers has good sound to Hi-Fi use?
Do that plastic horn will not sound like duck voice?
The use is a two way with simple xover in 3.5kHz (12'') and 4kHz (15'') in a big BR box 1 duct only.
https://www.beyma.com/getpdf.php?pid=12CXA400Nd
https://www.beyma.com/getpdf.php?pid=15CXA400Nd
I have some 15CXA400Nd in pro sound wedge monitors and they are the best pro coaxial that I've tried so far. Have been meaning to try them for home HiFi for a while now so will report back with an opinion soon!
If I remember, crossover was pretty easy (although I use active) and they required little EQ compared to others I have tried. I feel more measurements are needed to attempt to match dispersion at crossover so will hopefully get around to that in the next few weeks.
I wouldn't suggest 4kHz as a good crossover point for a 15" though.
If I remember, crossover was pretty easy (although I use active) and they required little EQ compared to others I have tried. I feel more measurements are needed to attempt to match dispersion at crossover so will hopefully get around to that in the next few weeks.
I wouldn't suggest 4kHz as a good crossover point for a 15" though.
Martion Bullfrog Active made me impressed at an audio show. The 15" Beyma coax would be my choice for cloning this jewel!
RA: Martion: A dream loudspeaker
Bullfrog active | Martion
RA: Martion: A dream loudspeaker
Bullfrog active | Martion
Iam sad to see it have a kitsch looks and is a German ''LifeStyle'' product as MB cars, aimed to moneyed Millennials teens:
Driven by DSP with a symmetrical analogue and digital SPDIF input,
Toslink and AES-EBU, Double-Stereo-Amp 2x 350 w /2 x 10 w.
After all these non minimalist stuff the product price grow to €6.000
Anyway thanks for inform.
Driven by DSP with a symmetrical analogue and digital SPDIF input,
Toslink and AES-EBU, Double-Stereo-Amp 2x 350 w /2 x 10 w.
After all these non minimalist stuff the product price grow to €6.000
Anyway thanks for inform.
The Kitsch looks may very well make some acoustical sense - I don't think he chose the rather weird corner and edge angling for optical reasons alone.
No one is forced to use an overpriced plate amp/dsp - for starterers, some hefty class D amp(s) plus something like mini-dsp should do the job as well.
The moneyed millenial teens are a totally different story, admittedly
No one is forced to use an overpriced plate amp/dsp - for starterers, some hefty class D amp(s) plus something like mini-dsp should do the job as well.
The moneyed millenial teens are a totally different story, admittedly
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But this thread is of Beyma and the mentioned 15" has nice responses! Off-axis smoothness is a question still, better prognosis with the RCF
But this thread is of Beyma and the mentioned 15" has nice responses! Off-axis smoothness is a question still, better prognosis with the RCF
The 12" version has once been tested by VD:
Test Bench - Acustica Beyma’s 12CXA400Nd 12” Pro Sound Coaxial Driver | audioXpress
Both, the 12" and also the 15", are also available in ferrite. And there is also a 10" that looks interesting as well.
There is a video on YouTube by some Scandinavian guy demoeing his speakers, using the 15" ferrite ones:
YouTube
Regards
Charles
Test Bench - Acustica Beyma’s 12CXA400Nd 12” Pro Sound Coaxial Driver | audioXpress
Both, the 12" and also the 15", are also available in ferrite. And there is also a 10" that looks interesting as well.
There is a video on YouTube by some Scandinavian guy demoeing his speakers, using the 15" ferrite ones:
YouTube
Regards
Charles
I sure painting those rings black will hurt less the eyes.The Kitsch looks may very well make some acoustical sense - I don't think he chose the rather weird corner and edge angling for optical reasons alone.
No one is forced to use an overpriced plate amp/dsp - for starterers, some hefty class D amp(s) plus something like mini-dsp should do the job as well.
The moneyed millenial teens are a totally different story, admittedly
is that ~1K2 dip introduced by the cavity resonance between the "wave-guide" and cone ? I have the old Beyma 12cx with apt50 sized compression driver - nice for what they were and subjectively better than Eminence Beta 12cx. P-Audio 15CXA closed out at US$99 each including BMD440 but no one on the fullrange forum seemed interested.
The driver has Qts=0.26, Fs=55Hz. How are they getting any deep bass out of it?
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