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13 years 6 months ago #12906
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ok ive been playing around with a new scoop design, the chamber size is coming out at about 40.5 liters with driver in, 58.5 litres without driver, is this too small for the 1850 driver in a scoop...........
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13 years 6 months ago #12907
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yes
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13 years 6 months ago #12908
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what should i be look at..... around 70 - 80 litres with driver or bigger....
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13 years 6 months ago #12913
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Hi Bee, long time no speak mate
In my experience 40litres with the PD1850 is not bad, definitely worth building/trying.
You maybe shocked to know some of the most impressive scoops ive heard have approx 40 to 50 litres without te driver
Also there is alot more then just the chamber which effects the performance of the scoop
So why not mock it up and try it?!
In my experience 40litres with the PD1850 is not bad, definitely worth building/trying.
You maybe shocked to know some of the most impressive scoops ive heard have approx 40 to 50 litres without te driver
Also there is alot more then just the chamber which effects the performance of the scoop
So why not mock it up and try it?!
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13 years 6 months ago #12914
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ive done a ruff design in autocad, ive opted for the non sim route on this one, just a bit concerned on the volume chamber, seems a bit small...... i can re draw and make it about 70 litres.
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13 years 6 months ago #12917
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Produce a killer sound. Take no prisoners.
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I've never sim'ed anything
i like trial and error
whatever people say they cant sim a scoop perfectly. All the previous attempts fell flat on their ass's [excuse the pun]
i like trial and error
whatever people say they cant sim a scoop perfectly. All the previous attempts fell flat on their ass's [excuse the pun]
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13 years 6 months ago #12924
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@Bee, keep us updated on progess mate..
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13 years 6 months ago #12941
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will do lev.... what would you say is the best chamber size for the 1850.......
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13 years 6 months ago #12946
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surely that depends on all the other parameters like throat, horn length, expansion, etc, etc , etc
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13 years 6 months ago #12949
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Chamber too small, will strangle the driver (Dub Defectors Supers + 1850s in Bristol)
Large chamber will require tricky throat expansion to maintain efficiency.. (e.g shortman mini)
Also important is "shape"/proportions of chamber.
Proportions I know that work are, rear chamber depth approx 200mm.
Scoops don't exactly follow folded horn design theory. Try to apply all of them, and you may end up with scoop that looks good on paper, but lacks efficiency 35-50hz.
Suggest you start by modifying Eminence design first.
EDIT:Have drawn up many designs I am confident in, but quotes I'm getting for building prototypes, means they are staying on my HD for now... :lol:
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saul wrote: surely that depends on all the other parameters like throat, horn length, expansion, etc, etc , etc
Chamber too small, will strangle the driver (Dub Defectors Supers + 1850s in Bristol)
Large chamber will require tricky throat expansion to maintain efficiency.. (e.g shortman mini)
Also important is "shape"/proportions of chamber.
Proportions I know that work are, rear chamber depth approx 200mm.
Scoops don't exactly follow folded horn design theory. Try to apply all of them, and you may end up with scoop that looks good on paper, but lacks efficiency 35-50hz.
Suggest you start by modifying Eminence design first.
EDIT:Have drawn up many designs I am confident in, but quotes I'm getting for building prototypes, means they are staying on my HD for now... :lol:
\"When in Vegas, do as the vegasians do\".
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