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Fun with the new ND Passive's - The Passive Aggressives
I used my own in-box measurements for my XO design. Phase still isn't perfect but that would explain why you are getting a different curve with your sims.
would you mind sharing your measured FRD and ZMA files? It would be educational for me to play around with them.
I am looking for a pair of little surrounds for my system, and found these while looking the Heliums and Quarks...
These would be used for movies and gaming, hanged from the rear wall. Do you think the location might affect SQ?
I've attached a BOM from PE. Had to replace the 3ohm 5w resistor with a 10W, and the Dayton Inductor 0.15mh with a Jatzen, as both items where not in stock. Is it OK?
Oh, it's definitely a 4 ohm speaker. The woofer is spec'ed at 4 ohms. Plus, the lmpedence curve in post #2 is almost exactly 4 ohms from 200 hz to 1000 hz. But it doesn't go at all below 4 ohms, so almost any receiver could drive them. But don't try to parallel two. That would be a 2 ohm load and a real problem for a modest receiver to handle.
A kit is forthcoming so I would urge you to wait a little bit to save on the cost of these little guys if you are inclined to want a pair. I will have cabinet samples tomorrow which means the manual can be started soon. (Assuming no cabinet changes are needed.)
Also, yes, if certain parts I posted are not in stock they can be replaced with other brands of the same value. These are a 4 ohm speaker.
I like the idea of this build Matt but was thinking of changing it up a little. Mine would most likely be for desktop use, so there would be some benefit to getting the tweeter up a little higher by putting all the drivers and PR's on the front baffle, T/W/PR/PR. Was also thinking of maybe building a partition that runs with the height of the cabinet so the crossovers could be mounted to the back of it via a removeable back on the cabinet. I'll model something up soon and share. Nice work Matt!
So I was looking through the hum drum lumber at Menards for this project, they have some 1/2" stock in a few species. Then I saw this maple 3/4" board with really nice grain, so I bought it. These drivers really need relief in the back of the baffle.
So I was looking through the hum drum lumber at Menards for this project, they have some 1/2" stock in a few species. Then I saw this maple 3/4" board with really nice grain, so I bought it. These drivers really need relief in the back of the baffle.
That's a good looking board you picked up. Should really come to life with some finish applied to it. Good luck!
A kit is forthcoming so I would urge you to wait a little bit to save on the cost of these little guys if you are inclined to want a pair. I will have cabinet samples tomorrow which means the manual can be started soon. (Assuming no cabinet changes are needed.)
Also, yes, if certain parts I posted are not in stock they can be replaced with other brands of the same value. These are a 4 ohm speaker.
Matt
Awesome news! Thank~you Matt!!
I will order 1 or 2 or 3 kits as soon as they are available.
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