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Can you share the dimensions and total weight?
Can you share the dimensions and total weight?
And, the results are in. The SMAART trace is attached. It was windy today, so the phase traces are a little wonky... The orange trace is raw, the green trace is with HPF/LPF, and the blue trace is with 1 out of band EQ cut. I'm very happy with these, and they look great with the grills foam backed!
Evan
As I posted on Evan's Facebook, FPPO should not be used for sub measurements since it has very low resolution down low. Use a fixed FFT instead and apply lots of smoothing if you want. The mess up high won't matter since you're zooming that out anyway.
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FPPO has equal resolution in each octave. That is what is stands for, Fixed Point Per Octave. Its resolution is no better, or worse than anywhere else you use FPPO. Whether FPPO's inherent resolution is high enough for your purposes depends a number of things that would distract the point of the thread.
If you do use a fixed FFT, I would suggest using one of at least 16k samples at 48kHz sampling frequency. That will give a frequency resolution of 3Hz.
Had another free weekend a few weeks ago, so we built 4 more!
Took all 8 out on a gig this past weekend, and I gotta say, I had plenty of headroom in a 600 cap room!
Looking forward to building another 4 soon, and getting them out on some big gigs later this month! These are pretty impressive little boxes. If anyone is ever in the MD area and wants to hear them, let me know!
PS, just some other specs:
Size: 24w x 26h x 30d
Weight: 89lbs
Evan
Last edited by Evan Kirkendall; 09-17-2012 at 10:35 PM.
Hey Evan, those pl6's treating you right? Had to build some more subs to soak up that juice huh...lol
They've been rock solid. Barely been tickling the -10 lights with all 8.
Evan
Had another free weekend a few weeks ago, so we built 4 more!
Took all 8 out on a gig this past weekend, and I gotta say, I had plenty of headroom in a 600 cap room!
Looking forward to building another 4 soon, and getting them out on some big gigs later this month! These are pretty impressive little boxes. If anyone is ever in the MD area and wants to hear them, let me know!
PS, just some other specs:
Size: 24w x 26h x 30d
Weight: 89lbs
Evan
Nice, I'm a firm believer of build your own.
What 18's and 12's are you using? Looks like a Jbl horn, what driver is on it?
It's not what you'd expect.
The tops in the last pic are Community SLS960's though.
Evan
I take it you don't want to tell us what your using for some reason? I was reffering to the 1st pick of the topic.It's not what you'd expect.
The tops in the last pic are Community SLS960's though.
Evan
Can't reveal all of the secrets!Just know they are very good components. Some of which are not available off the shelf.
Evan
Some of which were surplussed from a "major global provider."Can't reveal all of the secrets!
Evan
I hate to bum you out,
but you have without a doubt,
the ugliest aura this poor boy has ever seen.
Nice boxes! So, who rides the fixie?
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I will neither confirm, or deny this.
Evan
Whats the sence of a Do it yourself build if you don't say what you did in the first place??? Good chance the products you are using are not something that are deemed,, God like?
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