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Heresy (and I don't mean the Klipsch kind) [message #73245] Tue, 10 July 2012 16:50 Go to previous message
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I surely don't dare to post this questions at Lansing Heritage of reasons that soon will be obvious to you.

I am a fan of large Hifi drivers in equally large boxes and have therefore done some conversions of JBL PA drivers into more HiFi suitable drivers with aftermarket recone parts.

Currently I have a pair of 2118 drivers reconed with after market 116H-2 cone kits and a pair of 2226 reconed with 2235 conekits (in this case a Peavey coil with 27mm winding width are used) AND a pair of 2242 baskets will soon see the same treatment, this should result in a driver capable of reaching 28hz (-3db) in a 6,5 cuft enclosure at 95db sensitivity.

Anyway, the reason why I post are to get advices on how to do the x-over between 2 2118/116H-2 hybrids and a RCF H100 horn with a B&C DE250 driver in a MTM setup.

The 2118/116H-2 hybrids should have these T/S:

FS 40hz
Vas 53L
QTS 0,31
LE 0,62
QMS 8,62
QES 0,34
SPL 92db/1W

These are planned used in a HT setup. this means 5 of them used together with the before mentioned 2242/2245 hybrids.

Pic shows a 2226/2235 hybrid:

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My first recone job ever, so the dust cap are glued on with epoxy which have been coloured black with a permanent marker. the later units I have done look much more JBL`ish and have more suitable types of glue used on the dustcaps
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