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In Reply to: RE: JBL123-A/Klipsch 400 speaker build HELP posted by Cosmickat on July 28, 2012 at 21:12:15
It's a lovely wideband driver but 6k is REALLY pushing it. And 100WPC should be requisite for them, though 50WRMS is what they're rated for (Unless it's a serious 50WPC).
You have a VERY narrow dispersion in the band key to imaging- 1k-6k, since it's laserbeam from the driver by 2k
I'd start with the crossover and go from there.
Bass is supposed to sound big. 6.5" is not a woofer size.
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Hi badman, your probably right on both counts. The crossover point is easily remedied though, with the electronic xover, and I did start at the recomended 4k, but as you say the123A has a lot of sweet music in the 4.5-6k range, and I'm thinking 100w per channel at least for more bass. Do you happen to know min/max cabinet size for this driver? I've heard 3 cubic ft in a sealed box is a winner, but I have around 5 cu ft...is the cab too big for this driver, and is this the main reason of not enough bass?
Which you can do just by loading some bricks into the existing cabinet. You'll have more midbass at the expense of the deepest stuff- which is probably a good tradeoff.
Bass is supposed to sound big. 6.5" is not a woofer size.
badman, thanks I will spend some google time looking into ALL this GOOD STUFF!
Cheers,
Cosmickcat
Hi badman, just to clarify, The 123-As are going through the Urie 535 electronic xover at around 450-600Hz NOT 6000K sorry my mistake.
But now you're too low- asking too much from the horn on the bottom end most likely, and you'll get a better directivity match around 1200Hz or so.
Take a little google time with "econowave" and you'll see some utilization of the 123a in 2 way horn systems, and some idea of directivity matching.
Bass is supposed to sound big. 6.5" is not a woofer size.
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