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13 years 9 months ago #10964
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Replied by GekoMusic94 on topic Cubo 18
Yes, Has anyone HR input data?YoS wrote: Who have Hornresp data of Cubo18 ??
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13 years 9 months ago #10972
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nope but...on cubo12 thread there's the akabak script for it so if you change the external dimension the panels lenght and angles too you can sim the cubo18 extended version.
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13 years 9 months ago #11050
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i am throughly impressed with these cabs ..i kinda went a bit cheap on materials used some sanded pine 3/4 inch ply 28 bux a sheet all in all with the selenium 18sws1100 drivers the build cost me $528.00. they sound amazing in the small venue i do a weekly Dubstep Heavy bass night.. i replaced 2 single 15 br cabs and a 2x12 powered sub with these ..
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13 years 9 months ago #11066
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Hello I am Daniel from Argentina, I say to my question: Well, it while I've come from other music festivals and with my two bass reflex cabs equipped with 2 drivers and 2 woofers eminence alpha 15''bass 150w and 2 boxes of 15 '"with ARLs 250w speaker. The situation is to save enough money I want to change one the largest in Africa and buy two Peavey Low Rider was cheaper and seemed 18PRO hehe well, so I'll go to point I want to know if you do not mind if this box (cube 18) can work with my 2 18''from Peavey and thank you very much:). Greetings. PD: Data from the subwoofer. Features Product: 18 "1808-8 AL CP Pro Rider ® OTC 18" Impedance: 8 Ohms Power: 2400 W 1200 W peak 600 W continuous program Sensitivity: 96.3 dB useful frequency range: 35 Hz ~ 2 kHz Cone: Kevlar ® impregnated cellulose Coil Diameter: 4.0 "/ 100 mm Coil material:. aluminum ribbon wire ex polyamide fiberglass impregnated Nomex ® reinforcement welding diffusion welded OFHC copper leads Net Weight lbs / 18 kg lbs / 8.2 kg Znom (Ohms) 8 Revco (ohms) 5.6 Sd (meters Square) 0126 BL (T / M) 17 928 For (Hz) 36 Vas (liters) 296.54 Cms (UM / N) 0127 mm (g) 142 551 11.14 0.579 Qes 0.551 Qms Qts Xmax (mm) 4.6 Le (mH) .41 SPL (1W 1m) 95.9 n Vd (%) 2.45% (Cubic inches / Ml) 69/1138 Pmax (PGM Watts.) 1200 Disp (Cubic inches / ml) 235/3852
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13 years 9 months ago #11074
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Hello Daniel from Argentina,
The driver you mentioned is suitable for usage in both Cubo Standard and Cubo Extended (the latter advised). Due to llow Xmax for this driver, I would recommend keeping an eye on the excursion after putting more then 300 watts into it with the recommended high pass settings. I think you could consider it an upgrade from your current system.
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The driver you mentioned is suitable for usage in both Cubo Standard and Cubo Extended (the latter advised). Due to llow Xmax for this driver, I would recommend keeping an eye on the excursion after putting more then 300 watts into it with the recommended high pass settings. I think you could consider it an upgrade from your current system.
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13 years 9 months ago #11154
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Cubo:
Consideing building with either one of these drivers:
Goldwood 18"
www.parts-express.com/pe/showdet ... er=290-398
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Eminence Delta Pro 18A
www.parts-express.com/pe/showdet ... er=290-520
Pease advise on which to build and what way to face the driver.
Thanks,
Mike
Consideing building with either one of these drivers:
Goldwood 18"
www.parts-express.com/pe/showdet ... er=290-398
or
Eminence Delta Pro 18A
www.parts-express.com/pe/showdet ... er=290-520
Pease advise on which to build and what way to face the driver.
Thanks,
Mike
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13 years 9 months ago #11156
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I would advise the Delta Pro 18A over the Goldwood's, use Cubo 18 Standard for best results, magnet in the horn.
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13 years 9 months ago #11159
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smiley20 thank you good sir!
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13 years 9 months ago #11229
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cubo, one more to look at Eminence Sigma Pro 18a-2This or the delta?Thanks,Mike
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13 years 8 months ago #11554
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Totally missed this one:
Personally I always look at the weight if 2 models have similar T/S-parameters. It's not a very scientifically correct comparison but for drivers from the same series and manufacturer, that weight difference definately did go somewhere.
The Sigma and Delta pro are close in performance (Fs/Qts/Vas) but the Sigma has more weight (7.5 lbs more heat wick) due to the 3" vs 2.5" VC. Also Xmech and EBP are slightly higher. Therefore I would say the Delta Pro is best suited for small to medium power, whereas the Sigma Pro for medium power applications.
Best regards
Cubo
Personally I always look at the weight if 2 models have similar T/S-parameters. It's not a very scientifically correct comparison but for drivers from the same series and manufacturer, that weight difference definately did go somewhere.
The Sigma and Delta pro are close in performance (Fs/Qts/Vas) but the Sigma has more weight (7.5 lbs more heat wick) due to the 3" vs 2.5" VC. Also Xmech and EBP are slightly higher. Therefore I would say the Delta Pro is best suited for small to medium power, whereas the Sigma Pro for medium power applications.
Best regards
Cubo
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