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ronmaio
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Posted: 04 April 2006 at 9:00pm |
I purchased 4xB&C 18PS46 built 2x18 bass reflex cabs 450 litres tuned to 36hz .I bought these brand new they are xmaxing at low power .I ran 500w -1000w and bridged 2100w and they xmax.I put the old jbl 2240's in the same cab and there fine no problem with xmax 18 ps 46 specs qts.31/vas.386/fs.28/re.5.3/le.2.40/xmax.6mm/qms.7.60/qes.o. 33/pe.700w/spl.96.5/bl.20.8/sd.1130cm
any help would be appreciated & amp; nbsp; thanx Ron |
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minaximal
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do you hpf them?
34hz or above. |
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ceharden
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Odd, the excursion of the driver at a particular frequency and volume
should depend almost entirely on the cabinet itself (or so it seems
from simulation and makes sense). 450L is actually quite large
for a twin 18" box, personally I'd prefer 350-400L and a tuning closer
to 40Hz.
Can you sweep them with a signal generator to find out at what frequencies the excursion is causing a problem? If it's below the tuning, this is to be expected and can be cured with a HPF as minaximal says. If it's around 60-70Hz then it indicates that the box might be tuned too low. Have you done simulations with the two drivers? |
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ronmaio
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Thanks for the sign wave tip. The input on the DBX drive rack sat at 0db but the output was swinging from -10 to +15 mainly at the begining of each frequency.Its the processer that has the problem.we hooked up an analogue jbl xover and its fine . Couldnt tell just with a kik drum but the steady sign wave made it easy cheers; Ron |
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