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Besa
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I ever thought that hd15 was the best bin in terms of transient response. I need to listen other type of bins.
Thank you for the infos
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JulianDA
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Yes, that was one of the main reasons for our upgrade. but from 70-150Hz we liked our HD15. The only "problem" for us was the, for a lack of better words, slower/muddy sound that comes from having a resonant chamber for the lower frequencies. A normal FLH sounds better for kicks in my opinion because of the better transient response.
But this is not so bad that it isn't usable. Its more of a preference i think and we were really happy with our HD15 for a long time. Edited by JulianDA - 22 September 2022 at 12:14am |
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Besa
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I agree with your argument.
Actuallly lot of kick bin / midbass are used up to 250Hz. E.g. : Evo6 15”section, turbosound tse215, Martin f2b / f215… Can I assume this should be the upper limit of a FLH/BPH of 15” doing midbass? Reflex obviously can go higher but have others disvantages @julienDA Ok thank you I play lot of techno too. Then in your situation despite of techno hasn’t got much vocals do you find hd15 honky too?
Edited by Besa - 22 September 2022 at 12:06am |
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JulianDA
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I am looking forward for your results :)
But regarding your question, i don't think that i am the right person to answer this since i am lacking the experience in reproducing music with a lot of vocals... I like the sound of our horns for techno and psytrance, but we never play "normal" music through them for partys. But there are a lot of people with more experience and knowledge on this forum that can maybe answer it for you :) |
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teeth
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yes i do think that. kicks (and particularly horny ones) benefit from having a very precise band and deployment. the closer you get to doing low mids, the more you compromise their ability to do what they are best at i guess it's the same reason that you miss out by getting them going too low too
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Besa
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For sure I will try and decide. I will update the post as soon as I get the test.
Another question: Do you think it can be problematic getting those higher frequency in a horn kick bin? Not because it’s a horn but because e.g. some lower vocal frequency can be reproduced by the kick bin getting a bad coloration.
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JulianDA
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I would not advise to use HD15 above ~150Hz. But since you allready have some, why not try it out yourself, maybe it sounds okay to you :)
We changed to our own design (there is a thread about it in the new projects forum) to allow us to use the kicks higher up and to gain a better impulse response (i.e. better "punch") by not using a resonant chamber for the lower frequencies. |
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Besa
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Thank you for the measurements.
I have got 6x hd15 loaded with pd154. I’m going to build another couple of that, having a total of 8x hd15. This week I’m going to buy 6x Funktion one Evo6sh. They should be crossed at 220hz reading the website. I think it could be dangerous to cross them lower. I suppose to run the hd15 higher to couple better with those mid tops. How do this “honky effect” affect the sound? Do you think it is possible to play good sound with it or I should change enclosure? Even with horn coupling effect at higher frequency. I would update the thread when I complete all the new box. Thanks
Edited by Besa - 28 August 2022 at 9:52am |
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JulianDA
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Are you measuring with the mic laying on the ground or do you have it somewhere above the ground? You should measure low frequencies with the mic on the ground so you dont get cancellations due to pathlength differences between the direct sound and the sound that gets reflected on the ground between your box and the microphone ;)
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Kalle76
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Hi again, i tried to measure them again a few times with different positionings but this dip at about 150Hz is still occuring. Maybe anyone of you could explain me that because i have no idea....
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Kalle76
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Ok thank you, a measurement on the ground made u huge difference. But i mean if i cant use them on my SBHs they are virtually useless for me... what can i do to make them run properly in this case? Are there other cabins for a pd.154 that work better? I thought of the BPH-238 maybe. |
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smitske96
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Yes that probably is the cause of the dip around 140-200Hz.
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