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It's easier to buy drivers after choosing the design, rather than buying drivers and then finding a design.
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What crossover modeling experience do you have? Tried the FRD tools route? What tweeter are you pairing with? Going TM or TMM / MTM?Originally posted by LING GOWAComment
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If you don't already own it, consider using the SEAS Prestige P21RF/P (H511) 8" Poly Cone instead. I know there are projects for this. One of them is mine. The design is in the tweaking stage but overall I am happy. I may tweak more later, once I have a pair to replace the bedroom speakers.--My Speaker building pages http://sites.google.com/site/brianpowers27speakers/
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I haven't bought the drivers. Solen has them on sale.Originally posted by fjhuertaIt's easier to buy drivers after choosing the design, rather than buying drivers and then finding a design.Comment
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Good value driver but your going to have to do your own crossover work.
Solen also sell the Hi-Vi SD1.1, a decent budget tweeter, could go with it.
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Note the pdf graph mainly shows the baffle step of the small box used.Comment
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I have used the P21 and have nothing but extremely good things to say about it. It's the easiest driver I've ever worked it. I bet it could sound great with a single inductor and a 12 dB acoustic roll-off. It's that good.Originally posted by LING GOWA
The P21 is on sale at Madisound. $59, IIRC.Javier HuertaComment
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That would be about a 100 bucks by the time I got it to Canada.Originally posted by fjhuertaComment
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I paid $180+ taxes to have them sent here.
Still worth every penny I paid for them.Javier HuertaComment
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