a4eaudio
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Sadly, the original post of this thread by Drjay was a good question about what matters and what doesn't for quality sound. Then it was thread-jacked... -
Do these profile differences produce measurable differences, or is it more like the statement about driver material and just a different sound?...Leave a comment:
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I agree completely. But it might be an option if he doesn't have the tools to build a cabinet....Leave a comment:
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Using that same Dayton 10" driver is Jeff Bagby's baby boomer subwoofer. You can Google it and find the kit for $229 with everything except the cabinet....Leave a comment:
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Getting away from caps and back to driver quality... One of the descriptions that more expensive drivers seem to focus on is low distortion, so it would...Leave a comment:
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Thanks for the clarification/explanation! I knew you were addressing Wolf's comment, but I just wanted to make sure I was not misunderstanding things,...Leave a comment:
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It may be obvious, but the video Keith posted is an upholstery vinyl and the 3M Di-Noc (and other brands) is a VERY thin sticker.
I think the video...Last edited by a4eaudio; 04-04-2019, 12:36 PM. Reason: Edit: I realize this was not exactly applicable to your direct question about chamfers vs vinyl in general, but I think it still applies.Leave a comment:
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JH - Not exactly what Unclemo was asking, but to clarify your statement...If the tweeter measurement is done far-field and the woofer is done near-field...Leave a comment:
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The Mariposas (post #25) is what you were probably thinking of. I've googled this a few times and the general opinion is it makes a difference in theory...Leave a comment:
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+1 on what Geoff said.
There is a spec sheet (PDF) on PE's page for that driver. Use FP GraphTracer to create FRD and ZMA files.
But you...Leave a comment:
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What do you keep in your parts/component bin?
I've noticed that many people designing their speakers often refer to their "parts bin". Usually with respect to tweaking their crossover and... -
The 2 threads I linked to in post #2 are very long and informative. I was about to due a translaminate build (but ultimately did something different)...Leave a comment:
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Not 100% sure it will work, but Jeff Bagby's Passive Crossover Designer (PCD) is Excel based so should run on a Chromebook. (It's free, so doesn't hurt...Leave a comment:
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