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Thanks for the info. They may not be a good combination. I'm still in the infancy of conceptualizing the design. I'm interested in trying a design with some form of AMT or ribbon tweeter. My thought was a desktop 2 way would keep the cost and complexity down.
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Originally posted by bjaurelio View PostWhat do you think of the mini AMT tweeter? I am considering it paired with the Dayton 4" paper cone full range for a mini monitor at work. The specs show a couple nasty humps in the response that aren't in your measured speaker response.
Bill
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What do you think of the mini AMT tweeter? I am considering it paired with the Dayton 4" paper cone full range for a mini monitor at work. The specs show a couple nasty humps in the response that aren't in your measured speaker response.
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Almost half way, but not quite
Drivers: $191
Xover parts: $178
Other parts: $ 30
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Total: $399
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Originally posted by 4thtry View Post
Thanks, Kerry. Your Juggernauts were very impressive as well. One of the best sounding passive radiator systems that I have ever heard. I only wish I could afford a pair of those tweeters.
How much did you spend on your crossovers for these? You were probably half way there! ;)
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Originally posted by kenny_k View PostBill, another beauty!
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Originally posted by a4eaudio View Post
Bill, You should edit your first post to indicate that not only was it your "entry" but it won first place in that category. While many of the regulars on the forum may already know that, that would be nice information for someone just browsing the Speaker Project Gallery forum.
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Originally posted by OldBeginner View PostWow. I really love the look of those. And I agreement with a4eaudio! (Although I probably did know that information at one point from my lurking, but had forgotten).
Thanks for the suggestion and kind words about my speaker. I will edit my first post to include this information.
Bill
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Originally posted by ernperkins View Post
Great job Bill, but in just three weeks? That's just not fair! Guess I'll have to put you on my "envy" list.
Thanks Ed. Yup, just 3 weeks from start to finish. That's the nice thing about being retired! I can spend 8+ hrs/day, blitzing a project, whenever I want to.When I started, I didn't really expect it to go together as fast as it did. But the crossover was a breeze. For some reason, these particular drivers just seem to blend together very well at the selected turnover frequencies.
Bill
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Originally posted by djg View PostInspirational.
Originally posted by Wolf View Post....and they sounded great too!!
WolfOriginally posted by jhollander View PostNice job Bill these were really great. I hope we get to hear them again in Iowa.
Originally posted by dld View PostI like it, very cool! Reminds me of the NHT 3.3's in miniature.
Originally posted by Jake View PostAny chance of a sound demo? I love the design, beautiful work.
Originally posted by ugly woofer View PostWell done Bill. I look forward to hearing these under better conditions.
Bill
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Originally posted by 4thtry View PostThis was my <$200 entry at MWAF. I designed & built this speaker, from start to finish, in just 3 weeks before the competition.
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Well done Bill. I look forward to hearing these under better conditions.
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