H/R118 by Startec

I was hoping these would be a nice cabinet to use over the 186, but not for me.

186 doesn't go as low, but there's no way I could move four of those ported horns by myself every gig.

Sibulus wrote: Deadbeat wrote: No need to be so afrontive about it - just wondering exactly where this great stuff comes from, that's all. Language barrier I think mate.

actually this is a very close contender to martin's WLX as far as this thread is concerned:

http://www.speakerplans.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=18252

and it's size is 90% - 95% near to this:

http://www.martin-audio.com/tourandprof/wlx.html



Edited by heinrich - 23 October 2008 at 2:40am

mykey wrote: looks great!   My only query is, the rear of the driver is facing straight towards the port exit   didn't read through it all, but has anyone bulit this?   if you're going to build this, I would suggest maybe putting a piece of wood in marked red?   This has a similar design, or maybe a revision on this. the thread below, maybe you could give us some idea as to the effect of the additional piece of wood. maybe slower down the velocity of the moving air? http://www.speakerplans.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=20718

_djk_ wrote: Looks very well thought out, and I like the even cone loading.

it's the same loading as the Xtro, contour stylee 

so then, how low would say four of these get?

it looks realy similar to the design amano posted recently too,

Im interested as these seem to be a possible candidate for a relatively cheap sub to go under some slightly unusual hd15's [ie 300w neo drivers, slightly less overall output, a fair bit lighter cheaper and more efficient]

could a design like this do say 30<70hz at moderate power levels?