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In Reply to: Dome midrange DIY rear enclosure posted by CarlEber on June 1, 2012 at 14:50:49:
If that is the unit, with its FS in the 300 hz range and fairly high power handling, should be able to do 600hz unmodified.
Although adding a chamber may lower the FS to a degree, the power handling will drop sharply.
But either way, you drop overall level to the 600hz range, either you will need bass driver overlap to say 800hz in the xover or a contour filter to drop the 1000 to 2000 range down to meet the 600hz level.
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Follow Ups
- esotar m560d should be able to do 600hz without mods - Edp 15:40:06 06/01/12 (6)
- RE: esotar m560d should be able to do 600hz without mods - Presto 17:07:38 06/01/12 (5)
- Normally I'd say if within one octave of FS, steep 18 or 24db, but dynaudio often can be pushed. - Edp 09:40:04 06/04/12 (4)
- that may well be...however... - CarlEber 12:03:09 06/05/12 (3)
- Actually, you want a higher Fc and Qtc - badman 15:32:11 06/15/12 (1)
- RE: Actually, you want a higher Fc and Qtc - CarlEber 19:47:27 06/22/12 (0)
- I would first attempt your theory on a cheaper mark, I don't think it will do what you wish. - Edp 11:03:24 06/06/12 (0)
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