My new PA speaker project.
#1
Working on getting a new (bigger) rig together. All Horn Loaded. I've been designing the horns for probably two weeks now... and I think I'm ready to start making sawdust [img]smile.gif[/img] I am going to start on my mid/top boxes soon.. maybe tomorrow or friday. Basshorns will have to wait a bit.
3d model of the mid / top box:
Now, the basshorns. Will be run from 40 Hz to 120hz, as nothing lower than that is needed for live sound stuff.
1w/1m plot of the basshorn:
Ofcourse, when the pair is coupled, they will go lower.
CAD Drawing of the internals:
And, a 3d model, with the mid/top box stacked ontop.
That's all for now.. i'll take pictures while I work.
[ August 19, 2004, 01:59 AM: Message edited by: bigmike216 ]
3d model of the mid / top box:
Now, the basshorns. Will be run from 40 Hz to 120hz, as nothing lower than that is needed for live sound stuff.
1w/1m plot of the basshorn:
Ofcourse, when the pair is coupled, they will go lower.
CAD Drawing of the internals:
And, a 3d model, with the mid/top box stacked ontop.
That's all for now.. i'll take pictures while I work.
[ August 19, 2004, 01:59 AM: Message edited by: bigmike216 ]
#4
yeah - what drivers? JBL? Eminence?
A 2" or 1" throat on HF horn?
Is that a Peavey CH-3 horn on top?
keep us posted. I built myself a set of Pi horn speakers recently.
R-L pic here:
http://www.abappers.com/pi/pifront.jpg
Centre pic here:
http://www.abappers.com/pi/picentre.jpg
regards
craig
A 2" or 1" throat on HF horn?
Is that a Peavey CH-3 horn on top?
keep us posted. I built myself a set of Pi horn speakers recently.
R-L pic here:
http://www.abappers.com/pi/pifront.jpg
Centre pic here:
http://www.abappers.com/pi/picentre.jpg
regards
craig
#5
Sehag - All active, no passives here, they just don't handle the power [img]smile.gif[/img]
Ex-Maxx -Drivers are eminence. Wood is 3/4" 13 ply voidless. For myself. You work out the dimensions like that with alot of experementation, and messing with numbers [img]smile.gif[/img]
ex-everything - 1" throat on the HF horn. Driver has a 2" VC. No, that's not a peavey horn on the top, that's also my own design. The CH-3 has too wide of a dispersion horizontaly for my application. I need a horn with a 60 degree horizontal dispersion, so that I can run two boxes a side without any HF cancelation problems. Your speakers look good! the kilomax is a nice woofer [img]smile.gif[/img]
Amps are all QSC. I'm not feeling too well today.. Hopwfully I feel better soon and can get on it! [img]smile.gif[/img]
Ex-Maxx -Drivers are eminence. Wood is 3/4" 13 ply voidless. For myself. You work out the dimensions like that with alot of experementation, and messing with numbers [img]smile.gif[/img]
ex-everything - 1" throat on the HF horn. Driver has a 2" VC. No, that's not a peavey horn on the top, that's also my own design. The CH-3 has too wide of a dispersion horizontaly for my application. I need a horn with a 60 degree horizontal dispersion, so that I can run two boxes a side without any HF cancelation problems. Your speakers look good! the kilomax is a nice woofer [img]smile.gif[/img]
Amps are all QSC. I'm not feeling too well today.. Hopwfully I feel better soon and can get on it! [img]smile.gif[/img]
#8
Originally posted by SUX 2BU:
Cool. On the CAD drawing, why not start the mouth of the horn right at the right-hand edge of the speaker where that little piece of wood is, instead of extending over top of the cone?
Cool. On the CAD drawing, why not start the mouth of the horn right at the right-hand edge of the speaker where that little piece of wood is, instead of extending over top of the cone?
Power: Basshorns - ~1500 watts RMS Midhorns - 800 Qatts RMS High horns - 120 watts RMS.. ish [img]smile.gif[/img]
#10
no, PA would be "Public Adress" It'd be for live sound,.. like concerts and stuff. Theese sure wouldnt fit in a car.. the stack is over 7 feet tall as planned right now [img]smile.gif[/img]
[ August 19, 2004, 11:50 PM: Message edited by: bigmike216 ]
[ August 19, 2004, 11:50 PM: Message edited by: bigmike216 ]