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thats a well tastey lookin system... who's is that?
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His Majesty Sound System! Smile
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Where can i find plans for the ES18BPH?
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bs1200 is a nice kick bin
Produce a killer sound. Take no prisoners.
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Originally posted by levyte357 levyte357 wrote:

Originally posted by (SoundcreationaudiO) (SoundcreationaudiO) wrote:

what about some of these....
 
boldsystems seems well happy with them...  18"  bandpass horn kick bin
 


Seems a bit huge mate.

I guess the ideal would be USB size, with ES18 performance, which wont happen, unless custom driver is used.

Do people think 2x18 reflex with PD186/XB/Celestion would out do HD215 with PD154 @ 70-180 inside and out?


38kg to, Nice & easy one man lift & 1500w Prog :)
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The above is only a bit bigger than a USB.... 45Hz - 130Hz and like boldsystem said 1500w prog using Neo driver. You can run them at 1000w all day long Big smile
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sounds like a good compact bass cab but not really an ideal kick bin though, most want a cab to go above subs that gets to 160hz+

bearing in mind ES18 & HD15 can be used to 180hz with the right drivers & the turbo stuff will get upto 250 hz.


Edited by Static Age - 04 December 2008 at 11:21pm
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Sorry i ment boldsystems runs his from 45Hz - 130Hz - they will run from 45Hz - 170Hz we have tried them a bit highter but it starts to sound a bit harsh. Prob due to the neo driver as when tried them with a PD186 it played up to 190Hz with no probs.
 
The mid-highs we make run down to 90Hz if needed so these bins work perfect with them. Everything Neo loaded as weight & power is our key point
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Originally posted by Bespoke Bespoke wrote:

as when tried them with a PD186 it played up to 190Hz with no probs.
 


Flippin' Bespoke...


I'm trying to keep dosh in the little piggy, and you go making statements like that.Angry
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LOL sorry mate
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Originally posted by Jake_Fielder Jake_Fielder wrote:

Originally posted by snowflake snowflake wrote:

anyone tried a ported horn for kick? have been playing round with a 2*12" design to do 80-300Hz but it is a long way from prototype still
 
Why would you want a ported horn for kick!? it would be harder to match the kick and sub up, and you dont need a massive horn for 80Hz. Unless you mean some sort of cunning port-in-throat design.....


a straight horn with a ported rear chamber could go below 80Hz and would be more compact and play higher than a FLH which would probably have to be folded. and less excursion for same output.
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this would be perfect for you youngblood, 2 x 12''
 
as you can see, a small cab and made with 15mm




Edited by mykey - 30 March 2009 at 10:38am
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