Since I am building a pair of e waves for my home theater / music. I was thinking it might be interesting to have some small ones for surround and a center maybe even a WTW for the center? I saw a 6X6 wave guide. Maybe some 5" or 6" woofers... Anyone done this? Links?
Mike
Since I am building a pair of e waves for my home theater / music. I was thinking it might be interesting to have some small ones for surround and a center maybe even a WTW for the center? I saw a 6X6 wave guide. Maybe some 5" or 6" woofers... Anyone done this? Links?
Mike
DoubleTap is doing something along those lines with a dual Usher 8948A with waveguide-loaded RS28F.
Whether these designs are "E-wave like" or not I couldn't say, but they do have some degree of CD and they are waveguide designs. Off the top of my head.
Whether these designs are "E-wave like" or not I couldn't say, but they do have some degree of CD and they are waveguide designs. Off the top of my head.
The 6" square is one of my favorite waveguides, but I may have had a false start with it in Spitwad (see "Flex Your PCD Mettle" thread) because I did not understand the directivity issues, which were subsequently resolved using the 8" square variant on a flush baffle. I plan to revisit in something smaller:
Those are PE 0.38 and 0.25 cuft cab baffles. Here's the commercial version of the one on the right:
Here's the 8" in an AR4x cab:
I did this with the 6" as a visual joke, but it sounded mighty nice, actually:
Nobody's worked through MTM yet, but the prospects are clear:
There are others, also. This would make a mini-version of the Raptors, linked above:
Unless its a compression artifact they look like they've got a woven looking pattern on the surrounds. Theres a TB driver that looks like that, tho I forget which one it is.
Real world 92db, that's what they are. Unheard of in a 6.5" woofer with bass extension this low. I'm planning an MMTMM with em with an avg sens of 97 db with BSC. How do they sound if you've listened yet? I'd love to see some measurments if you've done em?
Unless its a compression artifact they look like they've got a woven looking pattern on the surrounds. Theres a TB driver that looks like that, tho I forget which one it is.
If anyones' interested in a Ewave mini, another forum member linked me to the QSC parts store where the XD120 waveguide AND driver are available for $29.95 each. That's less than the average retail of the horn alone. I just ordered two and don;t know the quantity available but good news travels fast so.......
If anyones' interested in a Ewave mini, another forum member linked me to the QSC parts store where the XD120 waveguide AND driver are available for $29.95 each. That's less than the average retail of the horn alone. I just ordered two and don;t know the quantity available but good news travels fast so.......
At $30 each, there's really "No excuse" not to try an Ewave variant IMO. But i'm goin somewhere else with these........First rule of Project Mayhem......you do not talk about.....oooops.
Could that waveguide be modified to just accept a dome tweeter and still get decent performance?
I was working on an integrated baffle. I've made a copy of the "elliptical oblate spheroid waveguide" used in JBL LSR series. But now I'm wondering about the one Mayhem posted.
I made this copy in the photo below, but I will be modifying it for a smaller woofer or two. Right now it's set up for an 8" driver.