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Re: Wayne, check this out... [message #36336 is a reply to message #36333] Wed, 08 May 2002 04:07 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Adam is currently offline  Adam
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Sounds cool, but I really don't have the cash right now... :(

Adam

Re: Wayne, check this out... [message #36337 is a reply to message #36331] Wed, 08 May 2002 04:16 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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I looked at the JBL 2012 and it looks pretty good, but I'm concerned about the response on a steady climb as it goes to 2 kHz, then some major breakup modes just above that.

This particular system is not a case where a 2-way is good, in this config anyway. With your designs, the horn only increases effeciency by 3 db, which lays in perfectly with the rising response of a lot of these woofers. My goal in horn loading the midranges is purely as an effeciency increasing device and will increase the sensitivity by around 10-12 decibels. This means that direct radiating cannot be utilized in a positive fashion because it will be considerably less amplified than the loaded bandwidth.

Anyway, I'll keep the ideas swishing around, I'm open to new concepts, however I'd like to avoid direct radiating 2-way systems.

Thanks for the input!

Adam

Re: Wayne, check this out... [message #36350 is a reply to message #36325] Wed, 08 May 2002 14:11 Go to previous message
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i have been using the 6 inch audax PR series paper cone midranges although i have only used stock crossovers so have yet to get them to sound right. but they sure are powerful and well suited to the pro-eminence drivers. i believe yorkville uses them in one of their new high power series and not sure but think mackie uses them in their 3 way series. if anyone can incorporate those with the pi series, let me know.
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