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I thought this was car audio use. If for home audio, I suggest looking at a different solution.... -
Given those two choices, I'll probably go with the Pioneer, and if I really wanted to use the Alpine amp, Ebay the Pioneer amp and use the proceeds towards...Leave a comment:
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Generally-speaking, car audio drivers are built a little tougher and tend to be low efficiency (a requirement to be operated in a small box with an Fb...Leave a comment:
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Also consider that money spent on a high-order x-over could be instead spent on a better driver that did not need that level of filtering
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I'm not surprised. No sealed chamber to worry about, so it's a bit simpler overall....Leave a comment:
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I won't go as far as 10x easier. Maybe 3x, LOL They are a lot of fun to design though.
The Anarchy TH design is a curious one, as...Leave a comment:
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LOL, your issue was with the supposed "notch" of THs, now how low they go. That particular one was designed for a 40 Hz cutoff using...Leave a comment:
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It's a 12" driver (Eminence Kappa 3012LF) in a 210 liter (net) TH alignment. Yup, it's big, but we knew that was going to be the case with...Leave a comment:
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Instead of cutting the drivers out, why not just build new baffles (out of wood) to host the new drivers, and screw them onto the enclosure? If you need...Leave a comment:
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Ouch - that looks like another $25~$35 in x-over components, for a driver that cost $75. I wonder how it compares against more expensive CDs that...Leave a comment:
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Hmm... that driver is using a mass plug? I wonder what the t/s params are like without the mass plug in place?...Leave a comment:
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Sounds like some sort of tapped-horn design. It's a pretty good alignment, once designed and built properly. Do you have a picture of the box?...Leave a comment:
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If you're not looking for pure SPL, the Dayton RS 12-incher (HO version) should be more than enough to meet your needs. That or one of the Ultimax...Leave a comment:
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A good 12" driver in a sealed box would be the way I'd go, if there's enough clearance for it when you mount it (I wouldn't mount it facing up into...Leave a comment:
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Brian Steele
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Joined: 08-14-2007
Location: Grenada, West Indies
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