Anyone use these? Playing around with Winisd, it looks like it'd make a nice sealed 215 that'd have svt-like low end (a big plus for me.....NOT a reggae player). Plus, it looks like they're pretty damn efficient. Your thoughts, TB?
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Is this good speakers?
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I understand that it's like WAAAAAAAAY down @45hz.....but please understand, I am basing this around MY personal tonal preferences. And, as I mentioned earlier, I have no problems trading my fundamental low E for mad lower mids.
I'm still trying to figure out what excursion limited power handling would be. WinISD says 600watts, but I totally do not buy that number.
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René_Julien;12882777 said:
I see that now.
Eminence suggests 1.7 cu ft per driver for a sealed cab, giving 200 watts power handling per driver. I'm just in the process of installing the Win7 version of WinISD and the CB158 data file I have is throwing a warning flag ATM. I'll check back in tomorrow when I have time to look into that.
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I guess that means I should abandon my attachment to the "vintage" vibe that a sealed bass cab brings, and just brush up on my geometry to tune ports. Oh well, I'll post my findings as they present themselves.
