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Have a pair of Full range drivers - what to(should) do with it? [message #67498]

Sun, 08 May 2011 14:13

Eldragon65
Messages: 4
Registered: May 2011

Esquire

What's your thought on enclosure type, also should I ad the tweeter and what type of x-over, or should I utilize 'full range?'

Prefer 1-2 cubic/ft sealed enclosure. Thanks!!! (blue line on chart)

index.php?t=getfile&id=381&private=0

BETSY -K:
Re 5.7 ohms
Fs 49.959Hz
Sd 22.966
BL 5.471
Qms 2.798
Qes .548
Qts .458
Spl 94.6
Vas 82.914L
Mms 9.167g

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Re: Have a pair of Full range drivers - what to(should) do with it? [message #67499 is a reply to message #67498]

Sun, 08 May 2011 16:44

Bob Brines
Messages: 186
Registered: May 2009
Location: Hot Springs Village, AR

Master

I can't make out the notes on your attachment. Could you give a brief description of you two different cabinets?

Bob

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Re: Have a pair of Full range drivers - what to(should) do with it? [message #67500 is a reply to message #67499]

Sun, 08 May 2011 19:44

Eldragon65
Messages: 4
Registered: May 2011

Esquire

here is the site with all the info:

http://www.wildburroaudio.com/speakers.php

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Re: Have a pair of Full range drivers - what to(should) do with it? [message #67501 is a reply to message #67500]

Sun, 08 May 2011 21:38

Bob Brines
Messages: 186
Registered: May 2009
Location: Hot Springs Village, AR

Master

OK. I'm with the program.

You have the Betsy-K. (You did actually buy a pair, didn't you?) You have no options. You will have to use a sealed box. It is remotely possible that it will go into a BR, but it will be huge. Again, you might fit it into a BiB.

The graphs you are looking at were most likely made on an OB. The clue is that the higher Q Betsy goes lower in the bass than the lower Q Betsy-K. This is why you would choose a high Q driver for an OB application. Actually, everything you need to know is on that product page.

Bob

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