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9 years 5 months ago #22111 by dnb123
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Which one of you sparkles wants to guide me through the concept of a phase plug and how to go about designing one in horns resp? ;) all help appreciated

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9 years 5 months ago #22113 by giveortake
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Hey dnb123, check: Centuri Audio for an in depth guide on phase plugs.

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9 years 5 months ago #22121 by dnb123
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Thanks man :)

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9 years 5 months ago #22122 by dnb123
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Really interesting, but I'm still unsure about how to aply to a design on horns reap, closest thing I can do is calculate the volume of the throat, then take away the volume of a phase plug and by trial and error figure out a good one. However I'm totally aware that by doing this the program is not simulating the phase plug, instead a throat the size of the one with the phase plug in, any tips?

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9 years 5 months ago #22126 by bjm362
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dnb123 wrote: Really interesting, but I'm still unsure about how to aply to a design on horns reap, closest thing I can do is calculate the volume of the throat, then take away the volume of a phase plug and by trial and error figure out a good one. However I'm totally aware that by doing this the program is not simulating the phase plug, instead a throat the size of the one with the phase plug in, any tips?


I wish I were advanced enough to help! I am just far enough along to get myself into trouble If I stray to far from the beaten path.

P.S. That was one of my gripes about the BFM designs. They were calling a diffuser plate a Phase plug. While as you probably already know, depending on the Frequency range the cabinet has to function in. A simple diffuser plate can be sufficient. Almost all of the full range designs they sell need a true Phase plug and don't have it. They make up some of that with a driver that is really suited for a guitar cab... It still leaves a hole in the Midrange.

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9 years 5 months ago #22133 by dnb123
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Yeah I get you, no worries I'm sure you know more than me! I'm trying to incorporate the 10" rcf kit with the phase plug into this design,but I want to simulate it first before building

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9 years 5 months ago #22134 by dnb123
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This top with rcf phase plug
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9 years 5 months ago #22142 by bjm362
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dnb123 wrote: Yeah I get you, no worries I'm sure you know more than me! I'm trying to incorporate the 10" rcf kit with the phase plug into this design,but I want to simulate it first before building


At the moment your way ahead of me...You already built the right cabs from BFM and are continuing to expand and explore! Actually I should get out of this thread because it is beyond where I really can help!
Wishing you the best though!

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9 years 5 months ago #22145 by dnb123
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Haha alright man, thanks anyways, check back in a few weeks, maybe you can learn from the answer aswell :)
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