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Originally posted by xmax View PostVistaton WG and Peerless DA25TX, the faceplate mounting screws are not quite countersunk,
fixing those and adding some holes to mount the guide to the tweet should be all it takes for a
good fit, more soon.
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WARNING! I went to remove the Peerless DA25TX faceplate and the VC/Dome "carrier" seems to be glued to the faceplate,
meaning the V.C. and everything (including the silly wires that route through the "heatsink") I did not damage
anything but it would not be hard. Unfortunately all mods will have to be done to the WG to make this
work, it should not be a problem, but being able to take the faceplate off (leaving the dome in place).
Would have made for a better install. More to come.Last edited by xmax; 11-26-2018, 07:49 PM.Guess xmax's age.
My guess: 15. His grammar is passable. His trolling is good.
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Found some more work for you to do. This looks pretty amazing:
Peerless DA32TX00-08 1-1/4" Corundum Dome TweeterPeerless designed the DA32TX00-08 1-1/4" corundum dome tweeters for both hi-fi and professional applications. With their unique material and design enhancements, these tweeters are built for industry-leading performance and reliability. Corundum, one of natured hardest substances (9 out of 10 on the MOHS hardness scale), is extremely rigid with excellent damping which pushes any dome resonance well outside of the audible range keeping frequency response flat to 22,000 Hz and beyond. The DA32TX00-08 incorporates a unique rear chamber that lowers the resonant frequency and serves as a heatsink for improved power handling and negligible power compression. The massive FEA optimized underhung motor assembly provides incredible control for impressive dynamics, and includes a thick copper cap on the pole piece for lower inductance with minimal distortion. In addition, the optional metal grill (held in place magnetically) protects the fragile dome from foreign objects and curious fingers. Capable of handling crossover frequencies as low as 1,200 Hz, the DA32TX00-08 will present outstanding performance in almost any 2 or 3-way speaker designs.
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Originally posted by Swerve City View PostFound some more work for you to do. This looks pretty amazing:
https://www.parts-express.com/peerle...eter--264-1678
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Originally posted by civit View Post
Are these your work? Any details?
18" Ultimax. The smaller "SixTen" uses a TB mid-bass and rear loaded RSS265HF sub.Guess xmax's age.
My guess: 15. His grammar is passable. His trolling is good.
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My pending design called 'Wield' with the TB W8-2096S underhung woofer, and an RSS265-PR, in about 20 ltrs.
Later,
Wolf"Wolf, you shall now be known as "King of the Zip ties." -Pete00t
"Wolf and speakers equivalent to Picasso and 'Blue'" -dantheman
"He is a true ambassador for this forum and speaker DIY in general." -Ed Froste
"We're all in this together, so keep your stick on the ice!" - Red Green aka Steve Smith
*InDIYana event website*
Photobucket pages:
https://app.photobucket.com/u/wolf_teeth_speaker
My blog/writeups/thoughts here at PE:
http://techtalk.parts-express.com/blog.php?u=4102
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