You'll most likely lose dispersion (above some freq.), making it behave like a larger driver - from a "beaming" standpoint.
And you'll definitely alter the phase tracking between the drivers.
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Bringing back this old thread. How badly would rear mounting the woofer to the baffle effect the crossover?
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Re: AviaTrix MT:
Matt,
I found the old thread where Nick was selling these cabinets and it is a 3/4" round over. The thread is below if you want to look.
James
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Re: AviaTrix MT:
Matt,
I did not build the cabinets. Nick made these when the Recession Buster first came out and there was a lot of interest in them.
James
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Re: AviaTrix MT:
Some pictures of the crossovers laid out but not soldered. Also a picture of two finished ones. These cabinets had my Recession Buster before. As you can see there are some scratches-indentations from the original woofers but since these are surrounds I am not to upset about it. Now I just need to get these mounted and finish the other two (probably next weekend).
JamesLast edited by exojam; 01-09-2011, 04:08 PM.
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Re: AviaTrix MT:
Was the similarity of the two enclosures a fortuitous coincidence?
We took into consideration the possibility some builders would want a pre-built cab option when we designed the MT cabs.
Although our test prototypes were built by Wayne, any of PE's .25ft^3 2way enclosures are usable with the AviaTrix MT design.
C
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Re: AviaTrix MT:
How would the curved PE .25 ft³. cabinet work for this design?
It's dimensions are 12" H x (7.5" Front, 4.5" Back) W x 11" D and .283 ft³. Baffle width is exact and and height is within 1/2 inch.
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Re: AviaTrix MT:
Everything makes a difference. The question is: Does it make an audible difference?
We didn't feel that bracing in the MT enclosure would be that much of a benefit, presuming 3/4" MDF was utilized. However, the chamfer/scalloping of the rear of the ND140 is well worth the additional 5 minutes it will take to accomplish.
I'd recommend it as a rule of thumb to accomplish in most any design.
C
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Re: AviaTrix MT:
Originally posted by bmaupin View PostChamfer & bracing - yes, especially the chamfer. After cutting the woofer hole, insert woofer and view from rear ;). I built a pair of MTs with the ND140 and when you end up hearing how nice they sound and the amount of bass from them you'll be glad you did things right.
I have no doubt it's a good system. I'm just asking whether bracing and chamfer would make a difference in such a small box, 3/4" baffle, and small driver.
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Re: AviaTrix MT:
Originally posted by parodielin View PostQuick question, is it necessary to chamfer the woofer cutout (on the back of the baffle of course) given that it's a 3/4" baffle? (Trying to eliminate unnecessary work.. ^_^ ) It doesn't show that on the drawing just doublechecking...
Also, I don't need internal bracing either with 3/4" MDF all around. Or would it help to add a 3/4" think, 2" width horizontal "stick"?
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Re: AviaTrix MT:
Quick question, is it necessary to chamfer the woofer cutout (on the back of the baffle of course) given that it's a 3/4" baffle? (Trying to eliminate unnecessary work.. ^_^ ) It doesn't show that on the drawing just doublechecking...
Also, I don't need internal bracing either with 3/4" MDF all around. Or would it help to add a 3/4" think, 2" width horizontal "stick"?
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Re: AviaTrix MT:
Curt,
PE has all ready contacted me (I go the e-mail when I came into the office this morning) and will be sending out the correct caps.
Great customer service from PE!
James
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Re: AviaTrix MT:
Curt,
Thank you and Merry Christmas to you and your family.
I have sent PE an e-mail notifying them of the mix up. I will wait until the 4 500uf caps arrive and then build the crossovers.
It will be very nice when these are up and running since that will give me a complete speaker set designed by you and Wayne.
James
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Re: AviaTrix MT:
Merry Christmas James!
You only need a single 500 uF cap for each of the MT's. If you can't wait, they can be run without the caps until you get them. A little more ripple, a little less extension. Try it both ways and see which works the best for you.
C
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