Do you think they'd make a cool line array? 8 per side, mated to a couple of small Dayton Neos?
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Do you think they'd make a cool line array? 8 per side, mated to a couple of small Dayton Neos?Javier Huerta -
This will be a high crossover point for one.
#2 it'll have to be really near field like computer speakers. -
The F/R is pretty nasty above 1k. And 8 per side is < 3 feet. And you would probably want to cross to a sub above 120Hz or so.
So it doesn't look that hot to me...Comment
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You'll need more than eight to make an array; however, there are better choices. Spend a few more $ and get something like the HiVi B3S.Comment
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Thanks for all your help. I thought I could get away with 8 drivers per side.. now I wonder how many I really need!Javier HuertaComment
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To have the acoustical benefits of a true line array it needs to be as tall as the ceiling....
IB subwoofer FAQ page
"Complicated equipment and light reflectors and various other items of hardware are enough, to my mind, to prevent the birdie from coming out." ...... Henri Cartier-BressonComment
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Wow.Originally posted by ThomasW
I'd better start saving some money now. No, not really. My ceiling is far too high in my listening room (13 feet?)
Thanks Thomas!Javier HuertaComment
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Hi there,
This is my first post so please be gentle and help a newbie
I've purchased a large amount of cheap NSB drivers from partsexpress to build some line arrays. I will use these in a dedicated HT room 15 feet wide and 23 feet long. I plan on doing a 7.1 system... -
I picked up some Hi-Vi 3" buyouts from PE that have a very flat frequency response up to 8khz that I wanted to put to use in some computer speakers. I usually like to go a little overboard and was thinking of a design like this:
This is a near perfect scale and setup of my computer... -
I can get these amplifiers pretty cheap ($270 shipped/each) and was wondering if theyd work with a dipole midbass line array.
I will have 2 of them, each powering a tower of 4 HF 15s on a 24 x 96" baffle operating up to 250/300hz.
The (4)15s per tower will each present... -
Here is a project I put together over the Labor Day holiday. The drivers are 3 1/2" Panasonic full range speakers from a guy on eBay. My original plan was to clone the Bose L1 system for use with my band .. but the band broke up. So I decided to build a quick and dirty (and cheap) line array... -
I've been looking at line arrays, doing some initial scheming for the next project.
Spacing for line array tweeters is recommended to be extremely close - less than 1.5" centre-centre per some sources. This seems to me to bring 3 options - large planars like the RD50, smaller planars...
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