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Square X12?

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Forum Name: X10, X12, X15 and XM15
Forum Description: Discussion / Questions about the X10, X12, X15 and XM15
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Topic: Square X12?
Posted By: Jhodas
Subject: Square X12?
Date Posted: 21 June 2007 at 8:53pm
Suppose the X12 box was made square. This would be fairly straightforward, and you could keep the volume the same. It would also remove the need for Mitres.

My boggle is this; what affect (if any) would it have on the sound? Is the x12 mitred simply to allow groups of them greater dispersion? Or does it actually affec the acoustic characteristics of the enclosure?

EDIT: also, why does it require a selenium horn adapter for the P.audio horn (1.5" to 2") when p.audio do a horn at similar price with a 2" opening?
 
Does the exit of a compression driver affect its sound?


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Replies:
Posted By: gingerbiscuit69
Date Posted: 28 June 2007 at 11:53am
1) - making it square will create parellel sides, adding standing waves (acoustical waves boucing around inside adding colouration to the sound). also if you build more it will allow you to array correctly and easily.

2) - every compression driver and horn combo will have different characteristics, rog must have picked these as they model well with the given mid config.


im going to be building some of these, using 2" comps on different flairs, as i have modeled it, gives me much more output, a phat sound and is flatter than the given ones. (they are old RCF LAB N980's, cant be bought any more, on a PAudio horn - cant remember the code).


Posted By: Jhodas
Date Posted: 28 June 2007 at 1:41pm
OK thanks Ginger. Looks like I have to find a cutting service.

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