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    Interesting buyout...

    ...found here. In fact, it bears a striking resemblence (albeit with a stamped frame) to lovely little guy.

    Picture shows what looks like a typical neo motor, and the description calls it a "ceramic" motor.

    $8 in quantity (does anyone else not show the qty price breaks on the item page anymore? I have to add a bunch to the cart, a further PITA because I do not have an 'empty cart button') seems like a pretty fair price given the pricing of TB neo full rangers these days.

    Couple on the way for me, along with six of the 2 ohm SAS unshielded buyouts. Thinking FWWW with the SAS covering from ~300Hz and down, and the TB up top. Bet it can be done. The SAS drivers model pretty nice in multiples.
    Don't listen to me - I have not sold any $150,000 speakers.
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    Re: Interesting buyout...

    It's the "attractive pincushion frame" that sold me on it :p

    Looks nice. Johnny I am scared of becoming a buyout junkie. I am ordering some x-over parts this week and may throw 4 of them in the cart.... :(
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    • #3
      Re: Interesting buyout...

      Originally posted by mzisserson View Post
      It's the "attractive pincushion frame" that sold me on it :p

      Looks nice. Johnny I am scared of becoming a buyout junkie. I am ordering some x-over parts this week and may throw 4 of them in the cart.... :(
      Mike, if a guy just wants to build speakers for the he!! of it he can do a lot worse than to consume buyouts
      Don't listen to me - I have not sold any $150,000 speakers.

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      • #4
        Re: Interesting buyout...

        Originally posted by johnnyrichards View Post
        ...found here. In fact, it bears a striking resemblence (albeit with a stamped frame) to lovely little guy.

        Picture shows what looks like a typical neo motor, and the description calls it a "ceramic" motor.

        $8 in quantity (does anyone else not show the qty price breaks on the item page anymore? I have to add a bunch to the cart, a further PITA because I do not have an 'empty cart button') seems like a pretty fair price given the pricing of TB neo full rangers these days.

        Couple on the way for me, along with six of the 2 ohm SAS unshielded buyouts. Thinking FWWW with the SAS covering from ~300Hz and down, and the TB up top. Bet it can be done. The SAS drivers model pretty nice in multiples.
        I like your idea. Those are interesting drivers. How will you handle the difference in efficiency between the set of woofers and the FR?
        Last edited by thekorvers; 10-08-2011, 03:03 PM.
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        • #5
          Re: Interesting buyout...

          Originally posted by johnnyrichards View Post
          ...found here. In fact, it bears a striking resemblence (albeit with a stamped frame) to lovely little guy.

          Picture shows what looks like a typical neo motor, and the description calls it a "ceramic" motor.

          $8 in quantity (does anyone else not show the qty price breaks on the item page anymore? I have to add a bunch to the cart, a further PITA because I do not have an 'empty cart button') seems like a pretty fair price given the pricing of TB neo full rangers these days.

          Couple on the way for me, along with six of the 2 ohm SAS unshielded buyouts. Thinking FWWW with the SAS covering from ~300Hz and down, and the TB up top. Bet it can be done. The SAS drivers model pretty nice in multiples.
          I'd check Chad Gray's website for response plots of the W3-881 and how he dealt with the xover on them. It's an LR and LCR, pretty simple.

          It's the same cone anyway, and I imagine the buyout looks better for a sealed box due to higher Qts. Depending on output, you may have to go to 400-500 Hz to keep the Xmax happy.

          The overview is the only spot that says ceramic, and is likely spliced from the Ferrite version, which is the -881SJF.

          Should work,
          Wolf
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          • #6
            Re: Interesting buyout...

            what squanity got you a price break? whats sas?
            " To me, the soundstage presentation is more about phase and distortion and less about size. However, when you talk about bass extension, there's no replacement for displacement". Tyger23. 4.2015

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            • #7
              Re: Interesting buyout...

              Originally posted by arlis_1957@yahoo.com View Post
              what squanity got you a price break? whats sas?
              http://www.parts-express.com/pe/show...number=299-086

              Later,
              Wolf
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              "Wolf and speakers equivalent to Picasso and 'Blue'" -dantheman
              "He is a true ambassador for this forum and speaker DIY in general." -Ed Froste
              "We're all in this together, so keep your stick on the ice!" - Red Green aka Steve Smith

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              My blog/writeups/thoughts here at PE:
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              • #8
                Re: Interesting buyout...

                Qty. of 4 drops it to $8

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                • #9
                  Re: Interesting buyout...

                  thanks. it is a nice looking driver.
                  " To me, the soundstage presentation is more about phase and distortion and less about size. However, when you talk about bass extension, there's no replacement for displacement". Tyger23. 4.2015

                  Quote Originally Posted by hongrn. Oct 2014
                  Do you realize that being an American is like winning the biggest jackpot ever??

                  http://www.midwestaudioclub.com/spot...owell-simpson/
                  http://s413.photobucket.com/albums/pp216/arlis/

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                  • #10
                    Re: Interesting buyout...

                    Originally posted by thekorvers View Post
                    I like your idea. Those are interesting drivers. How will you handle the difference in efficiency between the set of woofers and the FR?
                    Wiring the woofers in series will maintain the same sensitivity as a single driver, which isn't a whole lot higher than the TB full ranger. Move them out in the room a bit and it would be fine, especially if you cross at the baffle loss frequency.
                    Don't listen to me - I have not sold any $150,000 speakers.

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                    • #11
                      Re: Interesting buyout...

                      I'm interested in how these measure up. I'll be keeping an eye on this thread.
                      Modding the Lepai T-Amp

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