- Feb 16, 2008
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John, I'd love to get a schematic of the x-over you used to get that 6nd410 to sound sweet. I love the efficiency but not the clack. Also, I talked to someone about how you sealed your pair of 3015's and that they sounded good. He said that he wasn't sure about how they would hold up long term due to thermal limits of neo. I don't know anything about that though. I love your cab though.
i didn't use a 6nd410. i used an Eminence 630SS and then bought about 6 different inductor coils and 6 different caps that were in the range of what i wanted and then 'massaged' the XO using my ear and then looked at it with TrueRTA and a spectrum analyzer. i'd have to open up the cab and measure what values i used since it was about a year and a half ago.
IMO, sealed neo cabs are fine. i have a couple of 2x10 sealed neo cabs (that are now 5 years old) that i've pushed very hard for hours and hours on a lot of gigs and they still sound like the day i installed them, maybe better now that they're fully broken in.
BTW, i picked up all of the wood for cab #2 this afternoon. this time i took my scale with me and found some more of the same lightweight but stiff plywood that weighs 1 to 1 1/2lbs less per 2'x4' sheet than i used on the first one so i expect the second cab to be even a little lighter.