JimJ
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OK, that'll work if two work fine...I was thinking about putting a piece of 3/4" pine over the whole front face anyway, so I'd only need one layer of oak to get the clearance...worst case, if we need to make a Lowe's run tomorrow...we can
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Fi isn't the end-all, be-all, solution for everyone... They just happen to make quality products, at hobbyist prices, and are good people to boot, and I can think of only a handful of companies that holds true for...
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"Quickness" has nothing to do with cone diameter...inductance is key Well it's definetly part of it. The all things being equal part I was hoping would cover that. Momentum's a bitch. http://www.adireaudio.com/Files/WooferSpeed.pdf
My desktop got pwned with spyware, Ad-Aware's having a field day with it right now... That's what I get for being lazy and using IE on there, I guess
Hmm...what to get for lunch today...
The product may not be crap, but the owner still is
I hate the change, but I'd be looking for a very different goal than you...
I'd go with as much cone area as you can fit in your situation...the amount of power you have is perfect for either size.
Oh well, guess we can figure this out over the weekend...I'm having a hard time replacing all the files that I lost
Nobody else is in there.
OK, I'm in #SSA, how do we do this sharing thingy?
OK...going to try to configure mIRC now...let's see if this works...
It sounds like it's right for you...very musical, you don't really need any of the options available beyond a copper voice coil.
I'd go with something in the middle range of their sealed recommendation, you can always add polyfill to increase the "apparent" enclosure size.
The major problem with that method is that it doesn't take impedance rise into account...if your in-box impedance is markedly different than the driver's nominal value (which in a small ported box, you're going to get impedance humps), you're going to have a lot less power than you may think. For example, I have an e12a.22 in a 1.5cF enclosure, and an octave above tuning it has an actual impedance of 9 ohms...no way to know that by a DMM alone
Ironic, isn't it...although it could also probably come close to a priceless Strad
$7k is cheap...where have you been? Nordost Odin: http://www.highendcable.co.uk/Nordost%20OD...nterconnect.htm I've heard of that offer, it's one of the favorite flame topics on rec.audio.high-end and Audioasylum...one of those debates that's never going to be settled unfortunately.
Unless you're drunk...
The 'hop is a ur-free zone...
Options on the sub won't get you more output from the amp...only the coil configuration will do that.
Watts are watts are watts. so the watts put out by your tubes sound exactly the same as the ones from my Radio Shack PA amp? You know what I meant "Tube amp watts" are about as useful as saying "solid state watts"...i.e, not at all.