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    Posted: 12 March 2017 at 9:54pm
Sorry I assumed you already had the settings for the TMS 3...

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they could be wired like that in the box. you'll have to check. that's a capture from a proper turbosound sheet of settings for loads of stuff. you can find it if you google turbosound dsp.xls
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So according to those parameters, I need to invert the polarity of the HMF drivers? This is the first I see about this...
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Originally posted by cravings cravings wrote:


Thanks, didn't come across that document.
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Originally posted by levyte357- levyte357- wrote:

Taking a look at Turbo docs for TMS3, and acquiring LMS settings, from a Turbo LMS, for the TMS3, might be a start. Wink

There are no delay times in the documents...
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Taking a look at Turbo docs for TMS3, and acquiring LMS settings, from a Turbo LMS, for the TMS3, might be a start. Wink
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Playing sine waves for test purposes, to be safe do this at low to medium levels.

Its just that is quite easy to overheat a driver using a sine wave, esspically if its a frequency that doesn't produce much cone movement.

It doesn't need to be loud for the purpose of cabinet alignment, using the method I described above.


Low cut, I always thought it was around 40Hz for a block of 4 186s, but I may well be wrong, best get advice from someone who uses them.
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Depends on frequency.
Here is rough idea how to cut FL horns"on sinewaves"

(Its not 186)
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Originally posted by Dutchman Dutchman wrote:

Don't think 186 horns will get to 40hz. Even in very big blocks. 

What do you think will be the frequency reach? Is it safe to play sine waves through them?
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Don't think 186 horns will get to 40hz. Even in very big blocks. 
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With more front loaded horns in stack excursion at same power per box is lower.
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