Frequency: 60-80Hz to around 300Hz
Efficiency: 106dB 1w/1m 2pi
Enclosure Type: Horn
Size: 60x77x71cm
Recommended Driver: MB12G301 Spec Sheet, 12g40e or LF12G301 Spec Sheet
3d Model:
http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/mini?mid=427f9b8cc339842e5b76a085adfd7ef
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Plan: MKB-230
Designer:
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Is that a tutu?guppy wrote: dose any1 no if this is the same as the bins in the pic
if it is im bilding 4 they sound grate
The bins in the pic are Cerwin Vega 18's.
if it is im bilding 4 they sound grate
saul wrote: has anybody tried this yet?
looks like you just beat me here saul, great minds think alike.
also has anyone got the HR input?
Frequency: 42Hz - 200 Hz
Enclosure Type: 8th order bandpass
Size: 75x38x46cm
Recommended Driver:15G450
Plan: S15
Designer: JSG
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i need to know if i got to put tubes??or i can realize it with circle hole???
i need a good project in pdf...please help me it's urgent
Daniel ETS
I'm afraid not. This design only works with the specified driver, which is a 15 inch unit.
Why not start a thread in the Sub-Bass forum, say what driver you have, and ask about sub designs for that driver.
Again, loved the bins smiley1
nickyburnell wrote:
I was impressed with the bass end. Something missing above 8k though, was there a comp/tweet in there?jsg wrote: I'm going to re-do the tops boxes to try and fill a gap in the output iun the lower mid range - that's why I'm only posting plans for the subs at the moment, because they work fine.
Maybe the new design can allow an alternative 2" CD to be used - if it's not 2-in-1 then a separate supertweeter will need to be added, the Eminence APTs are good for that.
The compression driver has two diaphragms, mid and high. The high one runs 6K upwards and as far as I know that was all working properly. We were adjusting the settings quite a lot during the demos, and there may have been EQ or rolloff upstream in the source components (at one point I was using an iPod nano, not exactly audiophile kit).
I was impressed with the bass end. Something missing above 8k though, was there a comp/tweet in there?jsg wrote: I'm going to re-do the tops boxes to try and fill a gap in the output iun the lower mid range - that's why I'm only posting plans for the subs at the moment, because they work fine.
Maybe the new design can allow an alternative 2" CD to be used - if it's not 2-in-1 then a separate supertweeter will need to be added, the Eminence APTs are good for that.
Maybe the new design can allow an alternative 2" CD to be used - if it's not 2-in-1 then a separate supertweeter will need to be added, the Eminence APTs are good for that.
thanks for sharing
Frequency: 30Hz - 120 Hz
Enclosure Type: Manifold Band Pass
Size: 118x58x86.8cm
Recommended Driver: LF18G401 Spec Sheet
Plan: MN-246
Designer:
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Resonance Frequency Fs 30 Hz
DC. Resistance Re 6.0 Ω
Coil Inductance Le 1.00 mH
Mechanical Q Factor Qms 7.39
Electrical Q Factor Qes 0.47
Total Q Factor Qts 0.44
BL Product BL 21.53 Tm
Effective Moving Mass Mms 188.31 g
Equivalent Cas Air-Load Vas 263.57 Liters
Effective Piston Area Sd 0.1134 Sqm
Half-Space Efficiency Eff 1.56 %
Airgap Height Hag 8.0 mm
Voice Coil Height Hvc 23.0 mm
Voice Coil Overhang Xmax 7.5 mm
www.rcf.it/products/precision-transducer...transducers/lf18g401
gtrmech wrote: How would this design work with the Eminence Sigma Pro 18-A2 8ohm driver. Its also hard to tell from the drawing exactly how the driver opening is put together. Is it completely open and the 2 small braces go across the opening, or is the opening only between the braces??
From the designer:
"The Sigma appears a bit limited to me: Its specs while not too bad are not optimal, its Xmax of 6.1mm is not enough and is going to limit output.
Therefore I do not recommend this driver for the MN-246."
Frequency: 40Hz - 200 Hz
Enclosure Type: Ported Horn hybrid
Size: 65x62x92cm
Recommended Driver: LF18G401 Spec Sheet or LF18N401 Spec Sheet
Plan: MPH-46
Designer: