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Originally posted by madboffin madboffin wrote:

Well, the F2B was really a 215 Mk3 redesigned to fit the F2 form factor. The prototype was known as a 215F.

The speakers specified were the ATC PA100-375-Bass-LC-8ohm, badged as a Martin L1540
ATC type number decode:
PA = PA range (as distinct from Studio)
100= voice coil diameter, 4"
375 (mm) = cone size, 15"
Bass =  bass cone with double half roll surround and paper dome
LC = Long Coil (ie over-hung)

 
link of ATC website ? link of the driver ? because i can't find it.


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ATC Loudspeaker Technology Ltd

ATC PA100-375-Bass-LC-8ohm

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Anyone have try modelling in hornresp the eaw bh882 cab? With some familiar driver (void, pd., p.audio, eminence etc.). He would be very interesting.
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Originally posted by Technopipi Technopipi wrote:

Anyone have try modelling in hornresp the eaw bh882 cab? With some familiar driver (void, pd., p.audio, eminence etc.). He would be very interesting.
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why not try yourself ? there is a thread on this forum where they explain how to use hornresp.
try to do it by yourself, post the result, somebody will check it and tell you if right or not and what you have to do to sim it better.
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to the Punisher:

http://forum.speakerplans.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=16974&PID=165202&title=database-simulation#165202

hmmmm......how the hell came bitzo to that parameters for a punisher?Confused

i mean nobody said anything so it must be right, but

first i would simulate it as an offset horn.
then the total length is definately longer than 210cm...

i have (approximately!)
s1 = 140
s2 = 165
s3= 190
s4= 230
s5= 2600

l12 16 con
l23 16 con
l34 25 con
l45 190 exp
OD

for hornresp

okay the difference is not soooo big but i dont understand the way how to calculate it of bitzo (maybe you could explain?)
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ah ah  english is so well today..."definitely"Geek
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it came from another user for an old version of hr....where offset function wasn't implemented yet..
however thanks for share. Smile
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ah thats why. oh no probSmile
as i said, it's only approximately, not 100%, lets say +/- 4%WinkThumbs Up
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Has anybody HR input data for Hog scoop?
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Custom 18" TH-like box

s1=600
s2=600
con=0,10
s3=800
con=85,00
s4=1400
con=25,00
s5=2000
con=25,00
vrc=0
lrc=0
vtc=50000
atc=2200

It can be made into 520x600x650mm box which is carryable by one person if needed.
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Nikon and Canon people should not be married to each other. Why did you let this happen?
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