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GekoMusic94
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Posted: 04 December 2010 at 1:45pm |
What do you think about this kick-bin?
http://hornplans.free.fr/mkh230.html Here is MKH230 (Red) (RCF MB12G401) vs HD215 (Black) (PD154): It looks very good! Best Regards, Giacomo. Edited by GekoMusic94 - 04 December 2010 at 1:45pm |
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ras i
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Interesting!! Is there a 15" version? That would be interesting too
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GekoMusic94
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No, there is only the 12" version.
But it's a good 12! |
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vzummer
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Any opinions? It's strange this kick/midbass horn utilizes driver with Qts=0.27 and BL=17 (using MB12G301 - only this data available on off. site). Though the driver is rated "mid-bass" on off. site.
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Keen
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17 pretty decent Bl for a 12. Theres 2 of them. 0.27 qt's wont sound so hard and brings out the lows. combine this with 48g moving mass for good transients. should make a very nice sound.
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GUSTEK
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Iv'e been wanting to build 4 of these for a while now, it's very hard to find anyone with even photos of them in a stack, let alone build pics... Apparently they go high enough 250-300hz without honking, good to meet my 8'' Horns.. big cabs though, i'm leaning towards a simple 1 fold 15 that will play high enough 300 ish..
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Roc
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i want to build them too..is there any replacement driver maybe at 16 ohm to fit?
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bitSmasher
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If it were that good, surely we'd see them being built? |
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Keen
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pics of its brother, MKB-230
The MKH-230 is a pretty new design, so in time I'm sure we'll see them popping up. I've ordered 4 x MB12G301 and plan to build MKB-230 singles. |
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Saturnus
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I'm not that impressed. Please bear in mind that the plot has the MKH-230s fed with twice the power of the HD15s (4 ohm vs. 8 ohm). Also mind that each RCF driver costs the same as a PD154 so we're also talking about a twice as expensive speaker. Third. The HD15 plot is designed for 1/4 space use and the MKH-230 is appearantly for 1/2 space use. Separate things entirely. |
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Keen
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As you say, separate things entirely, who care's about the plot really. |
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Keen
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sorry. What i mean is, to me the plot gives you an idea of what range the cab is potentially capable of playing. This is then useful for deciding whether or not a cab is suitable for your intended purpose.
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