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Here's a thread http://www.audiocircle.com/index.php?topic=77158.0 on a design I did with the new RS28F. I'm thinking of making the design public domain if anyone is interested in building a pair. GR Research also has a kit design with the Anarchy woofer using a smaller cabinet and their own tweeter.
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Re: Dayton RS28F
Very nice! They look very good in the PE curved cabinets.
I'm sure the dip in response between 2kHz and 3kHz was intentional. What was the thinking there? -
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Serendipitous that the RS28F came out shortly before the Anarchy woofer - one of the few tweeters that match up well to make a 2-way with that woofer (and the precursor, the EX-6.5).
Where can I find a data sheet about the tweeter GR Research is offering, and, is there a link to their kit?"...this is not a subwoofer" - Jeff Bagby ;)Comment
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I wanted to avoid any peaking in the off-axis response. The main issue was the tweeter's response on-axis versus off-axis and the upper end response of the woofer.Originally posted by jclin4 View PostComment
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Hi Rick,
What are you findings regarding their sound. Mid fi, High end? and how good are they in the bass end of things.
Regards,
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There's a thread at Audio Circle on Danny's design but I don't know if his site has any information.Originally posted by critofur View PostComment
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I found it to be pretty good but the upper end response limits your choice of tweeters. I think it really depends on your application. An example would be a 2-way that's being used with a subwoofer. In that case you don't need the extra excursion and there are better choices for less money (such as the Dayton RS180). Bass extension is good but the definition / detail isn't on par with my reference 7" Scan-Speak Illuminator.Originally posted by Stu View PostComment
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