I can't remember any speaker with such design. Do you know some examples?best way to ventilate a speaker is having two rear ports, on at the bottom and one at the top (slot ports)
I can't remember any speaker with such design. Do you know some examples?best way to ventilate a speaker is having two rear ports, on at the bottom and one at the top (slot ports)
In the HiFi segement, I don't know of any examples either... probably because thermals are considered a non-issue for the most part which is basically trueI can't remember any speaker with such design. Do you know some examples?
It's just another league with hifi and NF/MF monitors.PA Bass Cabinets
Yup, this is why I'm pretty sure barely any neodymium sub drivers exist. Would be nice if alnico wasn't so bloody expensive (or a bit weird with lots of current) because nobody likes lugging giant ferrite motors around.With Neodymium magnets proper ventilation is paramount. While a voice coil easily survives 150°C for infinite time, a common Neo magnet does not, the simpler stuff demagnetizes at less than 80°C.
For domestic HiFi Neodymium for woofers/subs doesn't make economical sense. You won't schlepp them around and you won't max them out... this is PA territory, notably portable installations where the extra cost of temperature-proof Neo is warranted for as it offers a true benefit: low weight and higher power density.Yup, this is why I'm pretty sure barely any neodymium sub drivers exist. Would be nice if alnico wasn't so bloody expensive (or a bit weird with lots of current) because nobody likes lugging giant ferrite motors around.
That seems to be the suggestion.This is an ignorant comment. Do better.
Great review! I was thinking either the A5X or the A7X for my studio monitors but after reading through the comments...I'm not so sure anymore lol
Sure: Click on top level forum link: https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.phpIs there a thread on all of amirs reviews for quick reference for newbies building a whole system?
Sure: Click on top level forum link: https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php
The first three links you see are links to different review indices.
https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?pages/Audio_Equipment_Reviews/
https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?pages/SpeakerTestData/
https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?pages/HeadphoneReview/
I hear you and see the value for sure but this suggestion has been vetoed by the membership in the past. They feel that my personal recommendation may not be valid enough for such promotion. And other concerns. As a practical matter, I test so much stuff that I tend to forget them quickly anyway.Would be great if you had a list of recommended products as well.
Calling our resident DIY expert, @Rick Sykora.On a side note would love to see a review on the CSS Audio diy 2tdx kits.
Suggesting quality is a function race, is at best, ignorant. The quality of a manufactured good or service is not determined by DNA but by the system put in place by management.That seems to be the suggestion.
Calling our resident DIY expert, @Rick Sykora.
Pretty sure this is the first time these speakers have been suggested. To date, our criteria has been under half a cubic foot. Otherwise, shipping them from me to Amir becomes a major portion of the expense. These are way larger and more expensive (assuming they would sell one speaker for $650) than any DIY I have done for ASR. Am estimating shipping is close to $100 each way.
That said, if the membership is willing to fund the expenses, am willing to build. Otherwise, will have to wait for a member loaner.
Tweeter measurements:Thank you very much. Would be great if you had a list of recommended products as well. On a side note would love to see a review on the CSS Audio diy 2tdx kits. There has been a lot of people raving about them on youtube.
Tweeter measurements:
https://audioxpress.com/article/test-bench-the-ld25x-high-end-tweeter-from-creative-sound-solutions
Not likening what’s happening at 3kHz (dip on-axis, but at least it smoothes out off-axis).
Distortion at 2kHz is high, don't see how they couod perform well with the 1600Hz & 1800Hz crossovers for the 2TD & 2TDX kits.
What is the difference with the X models, better crossover design?
They have a measurement for both, here is my jab at scaling the 2TDX’s graph to 2034 standards:
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Shows the same dip at 3kHz.