As the title stated. Is this cabinet any good? What does it take for it to be made useful as a full range system?
As the title stated. Is this cabinet any good? What does it take for it to be made useful as a full range system?
Add a horn [preferably 500 Hz or lower due to the parallel horn panel's ~423 Hz eigenmodes] and 80 Hz 'sub' system as well as the usual horn/cab bracing.
GM
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Huh?! If you're referring to the horn's response, yes, it's got a little less bottom end compared to the 825/828 horn, but a horn's acoustic flare frequency sets its low end cutoff, so no matter how many you stack it won't go much below ~110 Hz:
http://www.lansingheritage.org/image...515g/page3.jpg
GM
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FWIW, me and many others have cut down these cabs to make a superior performing 816 or relatively compact sealed compression horn and a few of us have done 210/211 horns, which located horizontally in a corner loads to a full 70 Hz.
GM
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GM
what do you mean by cutting down the 825/828s??
Section out a lot of its backbox, leaving the horn and just enough space below it to add slot vents, i.e. make a superior performing 816.
GM
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Hey GM, I know this is an old thread but surprised it was not closed by the admin.... I recently picked up a set of the 9864-8As and was thinking about putting the 515-8GHP and associated horn into a cabinet like the one you just described.... as I understand it, I would remove the bottoms of my 825s? How much space to leave for the vent slots? Will I be better off just putting into my spare 825s?
Kwing
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