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15 years 5 months ago #8131 by MAutopsy
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STACKING QUESTIONS:
Ok all the smart guys out there. does it get better if the horns are coulped like the photo i have drawn (mspaint)?
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or would they better benifit with the driver near the ground, or up. Height is not my concern, just wondering what is the best approach

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15 years 5 months ago #8136 by Cudds
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afaik tapped horns do not couple like a front loaded horn. so there's nothing to be gained by stacking them a particular way

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15 years 5 months ago #8144 by MAutopsy
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Cudds wrote: afaik tapped horns do not couple like a front loaded horn. so there's nothing to be gained by stacking them a particular way


So should the mouth open near the floor, as to use the floor as a horn extension?

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15 years 4 months ago #8607 by Xoc1
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MAutopsy wrote: So should the mouth open near the floor, as to use the floor as a horn extension?

I would think that lining multiple cabinets up with the mouth close to the floor would give the best coupling taking full advantage of the 2PI space.

The PD 12sb30 has a good Xmax for a tapped horn (7mm) and according to hornresp will reach x-max at about 46Volts which is 265W at 8 ohms.
No one has mentioned that you will need a hi pass filter and it will probably be to be at least 40hz.

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15 years 3 months ago #8654 by MAutopsy
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Xoc1 wrote:

MAutopsy wrote: So should the mouth open near the floor, as to use the floor as a horn extension?

I would think that lining multiple cabinets up with the mouth close to the floor would give the best coupling taking full advantage of the 2PI space.

The PD 12sb30 has a good Xmax for a tapped horn (7mm) and according to hornresp will reach x-max at about 46Volts which is 265W at 8 ohms.
No one has mentioned that you will need a hi pass filter and it will probably be to be at least 40hz.


I use these drivers www.cheaplights.com/cart/page81.html (the first 12" on the page) they are Cheap, work great and are very similar to the Radian 2312s. I do not use a high pass. these cabs are rather great, allowing a hell of a sound that one man can set up. I Use two currently and may build two more, but my Servodrives want to get out and see action as well :-D and i must divert the funds to repair a few of them.

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15 years 3 months ago #8720 by Ryan94
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would the eminence lab 12 work in this design?cheersryan

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15 years 2 months ago #8934 by rizzardo
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Hi Guys,

first, excuse me for my bad english

second, I'm searching a cutlist for this design: i haven't software to draw it then I can't realize this project.

can you help me?
if anybody has draw it, can post it? I think that I can be very useful for all !!!


thank a lot

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15 years 2 months ago #8938 by bitzo
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c'mon lazy paisà! you just need inkscape will and time. ;)

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15 years 2 months ago #8945 by GekoMusic94
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My MTH-30 Sketchup Model smiley1 :

P.S.: If you want this Sketchup Model please PM Me!
The following user(s) said Thank You: lonelybabe69

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15 years 2 months ago #8957 by GekoMusic94
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Can i use 14mm plywood or this will affect the performance?

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