Billet
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Last Activity: Today, 06:59 AM
Joined: 09-02-2017
Location: SE Michigan
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I like the way you are thinking. High efficiency paper cone = lower energy usage = cool! (no pun intended, ha ha). -
Every speaker design has some compromises. The tweeter dip is probably a diffraction effect from the coaxial design and might be greatly outweighed by...Leave a comment:
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Only way to know in my opinion is to buy one and listen to it in your room with your typical volume levels.
It does have a surface area larger...Leave a comment:
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Looks great. -
Yes, only one side. The positive side seems most obvious, but a series cap would would function the same on either the + or - side. -
I would try adding a 330 uF non-polarized capacitor in series between the amp and the speaker. This will block DC and other very low frequencies from...Leave a comment:
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I like the idea that they are trying to make the heat pump out of 100% recyclable materials. I have been going that way myself by trying to make biodegradable...Leave a comment:
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Ideally, I like to position the center of the tweeter an even multiple of 1 wavelength of the crossover frequency from the center of the next driver....Leave a comment:
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If you decide to experiment with added bracing, I would suggest adding something that can be easily removed. It is quite possible that you will like...Leave a comment:
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Seems like a workable combination to me, I expect it would sound very good. -
I listen to the 820H without a tweeter, but I'm also not a fan of bright speakers. The highs are rolled off, but for my musical tastes they work gre...
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