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Tried to enter the es18bph parameters and I get this:
 
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You need to set the expansion to conical for each section - press the "C" key when the cursor is in the appropriate segment length field.
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Originally posted by jerronimo jerronimo wrote:

Tried to enter the es18bph parameters and I get this:

 
 

You need to enter the L34 value ie the mouth section area.
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Originally posted by Centauri Centauri wrote:

You need to set the expansion to conical for each section - press the "C" key when the cursor is in the appropriate segment length field.
Thanks Centauri, that did the trickBig smile
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have you changed or modified the plan for the 15" drivers? if so would you share a set of plans :D :D
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without modification
and the sound is good with 15" JBL E-140, good kick.

Edited by chiourme - 13 February 2011 at 7:49am
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tempting to try that, what freq did you cross them at?
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see page 3    :)
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thinking of building 4 es18 to go ontop of my 6 pd184 subs, have sorced drivers P.audio C18-650EL and P.audio SD18. what would be better matched to my subs? and are these the best drivers to use with this cab for money and sound quality? thanks
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Greets ,
Do you think that the FANE 18XB could be a good driver for this boxe?
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Originally posted by steflion steflion wrote:

Greets ,
Do you think that the FANE 18XB could be a good driver for this boxe?
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i think some forum members have/had some es18 with fane 18xb, i have a similar driver in mine and they work great. i think the design is very tolerant with different drivers but you can get different sound too. a driver more suited to reflex will have less spl but a nice warm sound, a driver more suited to hornloading would sound harder, with strong kick and spl. since i use them as upper bass for a  reggae sound, i prefer the reflex driver choice
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Higher EBP strong kick less depth, lower EBP less kick more depth.
 
For a driver that has a strong kick I would recommend the rcf lf18g401, for a smoother sound the PD 186.
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