So, in an effort to reclaim space in our game room area , I have banished all my gear from it and installed monoprice amber series in walls over the holidays (a great deal for anyone looking to get inwalls with ribbon tweets BTW)
That said, I feel the midbass is kind of lacking with inwalls and my tapped horn sub probably isn't the best tool for this job so I'm looking to build a pair of flanking direct radiator subs that can be crossed higher (say 150 Hz or maybe higher if needed )
I have a pair of ref 10 hf subs available for this .
https://www.parts-express.com/dayton...4-ohm--295-460
I was thinking offset tapered TL for this application ( the hoss project uses something similar) or could take a stab at redesigning one (I own a licensed set of MJK mathcad worksheets)
http://www.hometheatershack.com/foru...l#/topics/7411
Also possible are the regular ported or sealed alignments
The application is 70% HT so I'm looking to hit a honest 25-30 Hz in room (my room is upstairs, small - medium at around 12 ft x 18 ft opening out into the rest of the house and bass friendly , luckily) . I dont think these are the right woofers to hit infrasonics . That is why i was considering the TL option (response of the sealed alignment but lower bass) but I could be convinced otherwise if it's not worth my effort .
I'm looking to hear thoughts from those that experience with these drivers before I commit to making sawdust.
Thanks and best wishes for 2018
That said, I feel the midbass is kind of lacking with inwalls and my tapped horn sub probably isn't the best tool for this job so I'm looking to build a pair of flanking direct radiator subs that can be crossed higher (say 150 Hz or maybe higher if needed )
I have a pair of ref 10 hf subs available for this .
https://www.parts-express.com/dayton...4-ohm--295-460
I was thinking offset tapered TL for this application ( the hoss project uses something similar) or could take a stab at redesigning one (I own a licensed set of MJK mathcad worksheets)
http://www.hometheatershack.com/foru...l#/topics/7411
Also possible are the regular ported or sealed alignments
The application is 70% HT so I'm looking to hit a honest 25-30 Hz in room (my room is upstairs, small - medium at around 12 ft x 18 ft opening out into the rest of the house and bass friendly , luckily) . I dont think these are the right woofers to hit infrasonics . That is why i was considering the TL option (response of the sealed alignment but lower bass) but I could be convinced otherwise if it's not worth my effort .
I'm looking to hear thoughts from those that experience with these drivers before I commit to making sawdust.
Thanks and best wishes for 2018
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