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    Posted: 26 October 2009 at 7:28am
It's my new project of most  powerful and smallest KICK-cab.
 
Dimensions: 750x750x550mm...
 
 
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Nice

when you say powerfull, you mean HIGH wattage?
it's not very load for a 4 x 12"?
 
or am I missing something hereConfused
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i mean 4x600Watts=2400 watts per cab Smile and high SPL!
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One amp for one cab for 4 ohm per channel impedance...
or...in 2 ohms usage one powerful amp for two cabs...
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I would hope neo drivers?
will be nice and quick, what with it being 12's and tight/small chamber
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QSC RMX 5050 can be great decision for 2 ohm usage...
 
i modelled it for P-Audio E-13LF drivers... but you can try to put other NEO driver
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P-Audio E-12LF is CHEAPEST driver for this cab
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Originally posted by mykey mykey wrote:

I would hope neo drivers?
will be nice and quick, what with it being 12's and tight/small chamber
 
It needs a radiator to cool air inside chamber... or similar decision like in 12pi cab ...
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group delay is low, displacement is low
 
it's size lets it down
 
what driver?
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Try Beyma 12P1000Nd
Approximately weight: 5.4kg x 4 + Wood mass + Radiators mass ~ 22kg + 30kg~
52kg
 
You'll forget 15"s and 18"s kick cabs with this one cab to support sub-bass cabs...
 
It needs something like infra-bass below 80Hz...


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Hi Amano
Sorry to jump in on this thread, just wondered how the "2x18" meatgrinders v2" testing and plans turned out. anything forthcoming?
Cheers Rob

 

 
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nice... i have 215 and 218 cabs that use this layout, they strike me as a really good use of space and are an inherently good way of getting path length without 180 degree bends in the horn.



i really wanted to use the layout in some kind of mid-top enclosure, only 2 x 12"s in a trap box, but then you'd use at least 2 a side anyway so you'd be looking at similar performance. back in the day, ideas looked like this.


your rather excellent design does make me want to consider re-visiting this concept, that said it'd probably be just as sensible to stick mid-high enclosures on top of these boxes, ground stacking requires height on the mid and high; if you were making a flown point source cluster mid-top though... hmm...

james.
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