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hehehehehehhe...........................they are chinese........hehehehehhehe
everything maybe wrong...............or just even copied from a popular driver!

if you plan to load this driver on an 1850 horn.......forget it!
very muddy and undetailed......performance.....
I've heard this driver best in a reflex cab>>>>>>LOL



Edited by heinrich - 06 August 2008 at 7:30am
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heinrich, I loaded this driver to my two 1850 with 186 rear chamber (I got them messed up actually) but sounds smooth and clear. I even tested them along side with two CV clone cabs with the same drivers, they just overran the CV's easy. My plan now is to make some more 1850 or 186 (Im not decided yet which one or just continue the 1850 with 186 rear chamber, is it kinda crazy building it? comment please..
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I don't know but, I've only heard those 1850's with NEUSCH drivers still some chinese types...
they really sound good but not with T&T's............

maybe psychoacoustically were diffirent...........and I understand that.....

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from were are u?

nice meeting you here!!!!!Big%20smile
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Thanks mate!!!, im from Batangas. You've mentioned in the other thread that BISIG-ASA is in Alaska, freezin' huh, (sori i thought its in the philippines, its sounds like it is).You must be having a nice job there. From were are you nayway.
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Quote or just even copied from a popular driver!
A populair driver with 7,5 mm Xmech? Must be a mid then ;)
 
Regard Johan
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Originally posted by streetsounds streetsounds wrote:

Originally posted by suiluj suiluj wrote:

three bee
pic of my driver to use, for you to have an idea, dual stack magnet that's why thicker and heavier
from your sims this will work in WSX, vega bins but complicated to build based on my skills, the 18BPH is much easier, i would like to know how this driver 
perform.

Fs: 33.55 Hz Pe: 500 watts rms continous
Qes: 0.285 no: 3.086%
Qts: 0.257
Qms: 2.649
Bl: 29.2 Tm
Vas: 241.1 liters
Cms: 93.72 um/N
Mms: 240.1 grms
Rms: 19.11 kg/s
Xmax: 5 mm
Xmech: 7.5 mm
Dia: 414mm
Sd:1350 sq.cm
Vd:0.673 liters



 
hi suiluj, is this T & T 18" AK series?


Yes! this r T & T. Made in Shanghai China.
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Revised "124" plan [25mm wood] and plot with PD.2450

http://img511.imageshack.us/img511/1581/124planib7.jpg
http://img168.imageshack.us/img168/7185/124plotat8.jpg
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A scoop I have drawn up. Looks like an easy-ish build.. Won't ever have the sh*t to build 1 though....
39Hz odd Cutoff.

http://img149.imageshack.us/img149/4343/hugofullscoopv1vl6.jpg
http://img83.imageshack.us/img83/1125/hugofullscoopsplez0.jpg
http://img83.imageshack.us/img83/5531/hugofullscoopinputyc3.jpg
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A revised drawing. The 45deg panels were wrong.... Correct angles added.

http://img156.imageshack.us/img156/4558/hugofullscoopro1.jpg
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A kick bin to fit on this scoop.

http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/2127/c18650elscoopkickrh1.jpg
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This should upset the fuzzWacko

http://img165.imageshack.us/img165/656/scoopstackjf7.png
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So I had been meaning to post about this for sometime
but just never got around to it. I own an original Cerwin Vega B36. The plan on the first page, and ever other one I have come across, are all of the B36A which is the second incarnation. Which was also an 8 ohm speaker unlike the original which was 4 ohm.  The B36a has a front mount access panel while the B36 has a removable top (or bottom depending on how you look at it) If I ever get around to taking out the drivers I will measure it all up. 


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