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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote studio45 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 26 December 2009 at 5:25pm
Why don't you like bi-amped tops? they are better in every way!
 If it's because you want to be able to use only two,  2-channel amplifiers to run this system, just run in Mono until you can get another amp! Most amps will easily drive 2x tweeters from one channel and 2x woofers from the other...

It is true the Turbosound models you mentioned are old, but they are still very, very good, and would be a good match for your horns. The woodwork is of a similar high standard, for a start :) You may want a mid-bass box or kick-bin between them, though.

If you don't like "selfmade" ("DIY" is a better way of saying that) midtops, you haven't heard a good one!






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Originally posted by Chrise Chrise wrote:

Ok,

What is the difference between TMS-2 and TMS-4?
Which would you prefer?

Amping is already here for bi-amped tops, Embarrassed



What is a "good one DIY" top?


id strongly consider the mt121 crossing from the 1850's at around 130hz
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what's the big slot on the back of your boxes for? 

i like the brace design - is it part MDF, part Ply though? 
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the construction is excellent. the braces do look slightly dangerous though! some drunk head falling against one may not come off too well. am i being overly negative?
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Chrise Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17 January 2010 at 2:26am
Originally posted by Saul Saul wrote:

what's the big slot on the back of your boxes for? 

i like the brace design - is it part MDF, part Ply though? 


its a handle ... if you stand behind the cab and you must pull them backward ... ;)

Jep, basicly MDF, but now I have some cheap ply (6,80€ m²)

So I have made the rest of ply.




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Originally posted by breakdabeat pete breakdabeat pete wrote:

Originally posted by Chrise Chrise wrote:

Ok,

What is the difference between TMS-2 and TMS-4?
Which would you prefer?

Amping is already here for bi-amped tops, Embarrassed



What is a "good one DIY" top?


id strongly consider the mt121 crossing from the 1850's at around 130hz



No not a mt121, out there are many better midtops ...

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mt 130 :)
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e.g. :D
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Originally posted by DjJosh DjJosh wrote:

http://www.freespeakerplans.com/mt-130.html


No vertical expansion?? Whats the intended crossover point?

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