Let me share another project that I am venturing into
A few months ago I managed to buy a pair of Fane 15" full range speakers - unfortunately production of these drivers was stopped earlier this year due to low demand; as far as I know I bought the last pair in Europe
(if anybody knows about any leftover stock in Europe definitely let me know )
So I have decided to start this project now
These beasts would normally require huge boxes (250+ liters each when sealed) so I decided to go for a higher Qtc value and compensate the lows with EQ and amplifier power
Cabinet will be sealed, 65 liters with Qtc = 1
15mm baltic birch plywood (wanted 18mm but it is quite an unobtanium over here these days or freaking expensive)
Here are some simulations:
Max input power will be 90W per channel, that's where the drivers will reach their linear xmax
At that power I will get 95.4dB at 1m at 24Hz
This is for one speaker so +6dB for two speakers plus room gain which is 15dB in my living room at 24Hz
Impedance:
Phase:
Group delay:
Of course I will use extensive DSP to correct the magnitude response (it will be much needed anyway...)
Some pictures and a video in the meantime:
And some building material:
The bottle is for scale
Stay tuned!
A few months ago I managed to buy a pair of Fane 15" full range speakers - unfortunately production of these drivers was stopped earlier this year due to low demand; as far as I know I bought the last pair in Europe
(if anybody knows about any leftover stock in Europe definitely let me know )
So I have decided to start this project now
These beasts would normally require huge boxes (250+ liters each when sealed) so I decided to go for a higher Qtc value and compensate the lows with EQ and amplifier power
Cabinet will be sealed, 65 liters with Qtc = 1
15mm baltic birch plywood (wanted 18mm but it is quite an unobtanium over here these days or freaking expensive)
Here are some simulations:
Max input power will be 90W per channel, that's where the drivers will reach their linear xmax
At that power I will get 95.4dB at 1m at 24Hz
This is for one speaker so +6dB for two speakers plus room gain which is 15dB in my living room at 24Hz
Impedance:
Phase:
Group delay:
Of course I will use extensive DSP to correct the magnitude response (it will be much needed anyway...)
Some pictures and a video in the meantime:
New video by Peter Pataki
photos.app.goo.gl
And some building material:
The bottle is for scale
Stay tuned!