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By carlthess40 · Posted
It’s all good clean fun. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk -
By carlthess40 · Posted
I will tomorrow Thanks Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk -
Most interestingly, when comparing my current 7" wings IF placed at the back of the bass bin to the 21" wings, the response is darn close.....hmmm. The 7" wings seem to have a flatter overall response and identical performance at 566Hz. The difference below that point is about 3dB in favor of the big wings. -
In looking at just my current 7" setup with the edge of the driver at the edge of the BB, vs. the big 21" wings near the back of the BB this is the plot. Seems like a worthwhile difference to me. I will have to start doing listening tests like that and fashion some wing extensions.
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I agree, except for the "half voltage each". The impedance of the 2uf cap will be 8 ohms at around 10 khz, the crossover point. Isn't it true that at that frequency, given a 2.83 volt signal, the voltage drop across the capacitor and the driver will be 2 volts each? Not half of 2.83, or 1.414 volts each. I always knew that the order of series components didn't matter, but you are right! The parallel placement doesn't really matter either. Looks like the impedance of the circuit gets wacky, but the ending voltage across the driver stays the same. Thanks! I learn something new every day. -
By Jrodtowerdog · Posted
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By Thaddeus Smith · Posted
That's how I'm running my QSC PLX1202 for my two subs. Gain knobs around 60% and AVR trim level is at +1. I do run them modestly since I don't have any DSP in place (changing soon), but with two side by side on the front stage about 15ft from the MLP I haven't ever felt they were under performing. -
By 7heavenlyplaces · Posted
Also known as Bituthane. Modified bitiminus sheet (sheathing) underlayment. For roofing applications (replaces tarpaper). -
Will do. The KPT-456's sounded fabulous with crossovers and needed no tinkering. Different horn and that lovely 1132 driver on them though. These 904's are a different animal. -
Yes, that was my initial impression, but I plan on revisiting that listening session tomorrow.
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