tomzarbo
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Last Activity: Today, 11:19 AM
Joined: 01-18-2006
Location: Southern NJ
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Man, they really made stuff back then.... -
Thanks Steve,
It just showed up a few minutes ago I think... right after I got the email it showed up on PE's site. Just in time!
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Columbus Day Sale...
Anyone have any luck clicking on the PE logo to get to the 'Columbus Day" Sale like it says top right on the forum?
I see mention of... -
Not exact size-wise, but fairly close...
The Boomsticks: http://techtalk.parts-express.com/fo...1325813-the-bo...Leave a comment:
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Okay, thanks.
I'll mess with that a bit since I have the parts to do so easily.
TomZ...Leave a comment:
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Thanks guys for the suggestions.
Devnull, I checked out that delay speaker connect board, but I'm pretty sure the thump happens at about...Leave a comment:
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If you want even smaller, check out the Sound Traveler: http://techtalk.parts-express.com/fo...nd-traveler-po...Leave a comment:
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Here it is: https://www.parts-express.com/parts-...-roll--260-542
they also have 3/8" thick as...Leave a comment:
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Bills bit is what I use for your situation. FYI, a small trim router is great for this bit as it is much more fragile than normal bits. Harbor Freight...Leave a comment:
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Well, that explains it!
Yeah, it was much better, sounds like I wanted it to all along. Now to finish it up!
TomZ...Leave a comment:
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So I gave the amp 24v and ran it from the intended preamp. The difference between 16v and 24v is pretty substantial.
Louder and cleaner......Leave a comment:
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It is hard to see in the gif, but the cone is centered at rest before the whump. And the cone only moves out from center, then back to rest... It never...Leave a comment:
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Will this 'turn-on' speaker 'whump' be an issue long term?
This amp: the TDA7492: https://www.parts-express.com/tda749...2x50w--320-606
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https://www.parts-express.com/dayton...ment--300-3831
this is a link...Leave a comment:
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You could do a voxel sub that uses the 5.5" TB sub. Then show the neo and ferrite magnet versions side by side to show weight and size differences....Leave a comment:
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Thanks for the reaffirmation and first hand info Craig. I'm definitely going to give it a run this weekend and see what it does.
Really a...Leave a comment:
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Mike,
Are you saying it's okay to use a 24V brick with the TDA7492 50 watt amp that I've used before because they use sine waves to generate the...Leave a comment:
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Good point Ben.
in the case of the little 50 watt board, the max recommended voltage is 18v and I had been using 16v as I had some good ps units...Leave a comment:
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Thanks again for all the info guys. A sleepless night has yielded some good information for me to delve into.
With all the parts/components,...Leave a comment:
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Thanks for the discussion guys. I have some sites to check out now.
my intended use is really for my bantam table radio, which could probably use...Leave a comment:
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