think i stumbled across a find for 12" sub

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  • peterS
    Super Senior Member
    • Dec 2005
    • 1038

    think i stumbled across a find for 12" sub

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    thoughts?

    thinking of 2 pairs of dipoles?
  • JonMarsh
    Mad Max Moderator
    • Aug 2000
    • 15298

    #2
    I might call that more a 15-20 mm Xmax, but if the BL curves are real, it looks pretty good. The Qts is a bit on the low side for dipole or IB at 0.354, you'd just have to use more EQ. Might be better in a ported box- have you tried modeling in Unibox? In a diopole you'd need to use a bit more LF EQ. Still doable, of course, if the rear air flow is quiet enough.

    Looks like a lot of driver for the money, though inductive rise is pretty fast- with an aluminum cone, may be prettty stiff- any extended FR response curves anywhere?

    For HT, a sealed box for QTC of 0.5 to 0.6 might be interesting, or more likely an EBS ported design, though I'd expect to see a bit of a saddle in the LF possibly with that high an Fs.

    37 lb. is pretty meaty- these would certainly help keep your house from blowing away in a storm, but can you imagine what a two driver foce canellation sub sealed built with good thick walls would weigh?

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    • peterS
      Super Senior Member
      • Dec 2005
      • 1038

      #3
      the only thing that i could come up with was a three way folded offset TL

      havent measured it out but it may work

      ill post cad drawings if i could transfer them to jpg

      anyone know a program similar to snag it (the trial locked on me)

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      • Dennis H
        Ultra Senior Member
        • Aug 2002
        • 3798

        #4
        If you use Windows, MS Paint can do what you need and you already have it.

        (Alt)Print-screen copies an image of the window to the clipboard.
        Open Paint.
        Edit/paste.
        Save as a .gif for CAD drawings (jpegs are blurry and have huge file sizes).

        Cropping is a bit kludgey in Paint but it can be done.
        Click the selection tool (dashed rectangle) and outline what you want to keep.
        Edit/copy.
        File/new.
        Edit/paste.

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        • peterS
          Super Senior Member
          • Dec 2005
          • 1038

          #5
          i dont have print screen on my laptop

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          • ThomasW
            Moderator Emeritus
            • Aug 2000
            • 10933

            #6
            This is an excellent freeware screen capture program

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            • Robert_J
              Junior Member
              • Oct 2005
              • 2

              #7
              npdang (designer/importer of this sub) doesn't recommend using it in a home theater application. DIYMA12 can I use it in home theater??????

              -Robert

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              • peterS
                Super Senior Member
                • Dec 2005
                • 1038

                #8
                too bad- price was right

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                • noah katz
                  Senior Member
                  • Dec 2005
                  • 188

                  #9
                  That seems like an awfully nonlinear suspension - ideally Kms would be constant.

                  I wonder if part of the reason they reccommend a small box is so that the more linear air spring dominates.
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                  Noah

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                  • peterS
                    Super Senior Member
                    • Dec 2005
                    • 1038

                    #10
                    Originally posted by noah katz
                    That seems like an awfully nonlinear suspension - ideally Kms would be constant.
                    since when

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