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PD.1550 in a 60L box.
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15 years 6 months ago #6031
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Hi.
I'm trying to find out if would work to fit a Precision-devices PD.1550 in a 60L reflex vented box. In spite of the recommended enclosure being 80-200L
My questions are:
Would the cone rip apart?
If doesn't.
What kind of reductions in power and quality of sound i'll suffer?
Should I increase the crossover point in order to protect the speaker ( makes any sense?? ) ?
If so
what is the recommended xover point?
Thanks in advance for any help.
I'm trying to find out if would work to fit a Precision-devices PD.1550 in a 60L reflex vented box. In spite of the recommended enclosure being 80-200L
My questions are:
Would the cone rip apart?
If doesn't.
What kind of reductions in power and quality of sound i'll suffer?
Should I increase the crossover point in order to protect the speaker ( makes any sense?? ) ?
If so
what is the recommended xover point?
Thanks in advance for any help.
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15 years 6 months ago #6032
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Replied by nickyburnell on topic PD.1550 in a 60L box.
What do you want the box to do?
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15 years 6 months ago #6035
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Replied by needlefx on topic PD.1550 in a 60L box.
I'd like to get as much as I can from them ( not a lot eh!? ).
Basically use it from 40/45hz-110/150hz as loud as I can without damaging the speaker.
Basically use it from 40/45hz-110/150hz as loud as I can without damaging the speaker.
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15 years 6 months ago #6036
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Replied by nickyburnell on topic PD.1550 in a 60L box.
Tuning it to 60hz gives -3b and fairly flat there on up. 60l internel. Single round port 102mm dia 48.8mm deep.
Change the port lenth to 88.3mm length for -5db @ 50hz
Trying to tune lower gets crap.
The above is 60l INTERNAL volume in WinISD
Ripping the cone? This is LESS likley in a smaller box due to damping.
Change the port lenth to 88.3mm length for -5db @ 50hz
Trying to tune lower gets crap.
The above is 60l INTERNAL volume in WinISD
Ripping the cone? This is LESS likley in a smaller box due to damping.
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15 years 6 months ago #6040
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What do you think about the Beyma 15G40 instead? Good contender?
Thanks for your time.
Replied by needlefx on topic PD.1550 in a 60L box.
What do you think about the Beyma 15G40 instead? Good contender?
Thanks for your time.
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15 years 6 months ago #6041
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Replied by Tony Wilkes on topic PD.1550 in a 60L box.
Beyma 15P1000 or 15P1200 the PD is not really suitable.
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