I've been throwing around the idea of a WmtW CC, with the mt stacked, woofers on either side. The thing is, it's a pretty low budget build. I'm not shooting for ruler-flat response, just something fun to play with. It will be paired with a sub from ~90hz down, but I as shooting for a decent response down to about 70hz.
The drivers as they stand:
Woofers x 2: Aura NS6
Mid: Vifa TC9FD
Tweeter: Vifa BC25SC06
Yes, I know a $60 woofer and $70 tweeter would probably perform better, that's not the point :p
I'm shooting for good response up to 30degrees, but the mid gets very sketchy in the upper range off-axis, which is why I've got the BC25.
My ballpark response idea:
Woofers from 60-300hz, with a gradual roll-of. They will be in a sealed box sharing around 2cf, or that's how it sits now. The TV will sit on top of the CC.
The mid comes in probably around 350/450, going up to ~5000/6000, and the tweeter joining in on a gradual slope up high to fill in.
Unfortunately, I don't have any testing equipment, so it's essentially going to be a fully simmed response on my end.
I have played in x-over 3, but haven't gotten into PCD7 yet. It's pretty intimidating when you first look at it.
I'll add-on with some early x-over 3 sims and let you tear them apart for me. Any useful tips/tricks such as series/parallel on the woofers and if I should reverse polarities on mid/tweeter/both would be helpful.
As it stands, the drivers cost right around $50 all together, I'm looking to keep the build under $120 for drivers+x-over
The drivers as they stand:
Woofers x 2: Aura NS6
Mid: Vifa TC9FD
Tweeter: Vifa BC25SC06
Yes, I know a $60 woofer and $70 tweeter would probably perform better, that's not the point :p
I'm shooting for good response up to 30degrees, but the mid gets very sketchy in the upper range off-axis, which is why I've got the BC25.
My ballpark response idea:
Woofers from 60-300hz, with a gradual roll-of. They will be in a sealed box sharing around 2cf, or that's how it sits now. The TV will sit on top of the CC.
The mid comes in probably around 350/450, going up to ~5000/6000, and the tweeter joining in on a gradual slope up high to fill in.
Unfortunately, I don't have any testing equipment, so it's essentially going to be a fully simmed response on my end.
I have played in x-over 3, but haven't gotten into PCD7 yet. It's pretty intimidating when you first look at it.
I'll add-on with some early x-over 3 sims and let you tear them apart for me. Any useful tips/tricks such as series/parallel on the woofers and if I should reverse polarities on mid/tweeter/both would be helpful.
As it stands, the drivers cost right around $50 all together, I'm looking to keep the build under $120 for drivers+x-over
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