Recent content by Finn_<77

Ok. so there is no way around the fact that I need to get a mid range Unit, if I want to use this Woffer?! or could I change the Tweeter with a Full range unit? and get a Crossover rated at lets say 500hz? F.

Specs of Woffer (Bass Driver) : Product Specifications Nominal Diameter 10" Power Handling (RMS)200 W Power Handling (Max)400 W Impedance 8 Ω Frequency Response40-9500 Hz Sensitivity 92 dB Voice Coil Diameter 1-17⁄64" (32 mm) Thiele-Small Parameters Resonant Frequency (Fs) 43 Hz DC Resistance...

It is a 2 way Speaker! not 3 way! And the Woffer is 25cm!

Ok. So at what Frequencies would you suggest for the Woffer? would it be possible to buy a Crossover rated at 1500Hz or 2000Hz, instead of 3000Hz? The tweeter can handel with a minimum of 1Khz! Or I could swapp the tweeter with a small fullrange Driver witsh could do 110Hz - 20000Hz like this...

This Mid range speaker would be very practical because it's so slim! https://www.daytonaudio.com/index.php/loudspeaker-components/loudspeaker-drivers-by-type/midranges/harb252-8-1-x-5-dual-motor-high-aspect-ratio-bmt-8-ohms.html

Ok! Mid range Driver: https://www.daytonaudio.com/index.php/loudspeaker-components/loudspeaker-drivers-by-type/midranges/rs100p-8-4-reference-paper-midwoofer-8-ohm.html Or a mid range with lese low range?

But I agree, The Woofer does not sound that good wenn doing something else than Bass! was pretty cheep to! So do you mean it could be a Idea to add a Mid range Driver!?

The crossover is set at 3khz. (Link: https://www.avsl.com/product/900.591UK-2-way-crossovers Model: 900.591UK.) But the Woofer can go up to 9khz! yes it is a Woofer + Tweeter!

This is a link with Speks of the woofer in my Speaker: http://lautsprecher-technik.com/Speaker-Components/Woofers--Subwoofers--Midranges---Tweeters/Woofer/MHB-10-inch-Ohm-Replacement-Woofer-Speaker.html

My room is: 18 square meters

Ok, Sorry for all these questions! I build my own Speakers last year but at that time I did not now very much about Hi-Fi and rest! that's how I managed to to Buy a pair of low end Drivers that had a lot more Power than the Amp I owned! This has improved a little bit, because of the Sony...

Ok

really. oh dear I thought that was the way to do it! so does the amp need to be compatible with Bridging? feel stupid now!, I did read that that is possible though! Thanks for telling me!!!

But Normally if you Bridge a speaker to amp with 8 Ohms, you would have 4 Ohms going to the Speaker/Woofer?!

Connect negative to left chennel and positive to right!