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Re: Heavy-cones verses light-cones in basshorns [message #18871 is a reply to message #18859] Sun, 27 August 2006 14:09 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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>Heavy cones have lower resonance......

Greets!

Not necessarily:

Fs = [(1/Pi)/2]*{[1000/(Mms*Cms)]^0.5}

where:

Mms is in grams and Cms is in m/N
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>To say light cones are better or heavy cones are better is like saying stiffer springs are better for a car. It depends on what size car they go in, and what type of ride is desired. That's my opinion.
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Yep, it all depends on the desired BW and acoustic power/watt you want. If I only need it to load 30-100 Hz, why force a 40 Hz Fs driver with a 400 Hz HF mass corner to do it?

GM



 
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