Re: Horn Cab for the Lab 12 [message #16503 is a reply to message #16502] |
Mon, 17 May 2004 04:30 |
Mike.e
Messages: 471 Registered: May 2009
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just an example i dont have that CAD file anymore. ITs a simple matter of redoing it,to your exact specifications. Email me with Exactly what you need,and i can CAD you up a similar thing. Notice also that the lab12 is a physicaly HUGE woofer,huge magnet,that woofer in the diagram was just a test. Cheers!
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phase plugs [message #16508 is a reply to message #16482] |
Mon, 17 May 2004 17:41 |
Adrian Mack
Messages: 568 Registered: May 2009
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Hi Grame Will the phase plugs look anything like these?
Looks like a lot of precision is needed, looks hard! Can you post results here of what happens when you get around to building some phase plugs. By the way those scans above are from AES Preprint 1384, application of bob smiths phasing plug. Adrian
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Re: phase plugs [message #16512 is a reply to message #16508] |
Tue, 18 May 2004 05:42 |
GraemeG
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Hi Adran.... (small dig at spelling!!!! - but used to spelling mistakes on these forums) Yeah, a bit like figure 5, but with only two rings instead of four. This will be reasonably small, so a bit of precision and patience will be required. Once I get a design I am happy with, I will investigate getting them moulded in fibreglass. BTW recognised the scan - I have that article. Cheers Graeme
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Re: phase plugs [message #16514 is a reply to message #16513] |
Wed, 19 May 2004 00:22 |
GraemeG
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I will make the initial ones from layered MDF and lathe to shape - it's a lot easier than you would think. Cheers Graeme
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