Al K's Extreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeme Slope Crossovers!!!

Bradrock

Veteran and General Yakker
Joined
Jun 7, 2017
Messages
1,563
Location
Alton Mo.
Tagline
---I run with Scissors
Yep that and one night Marla starts off on her left side in bed & watches TV until 5-6 am & the next is on her right side & plays on the computer til 5-6 am.
TV night I keep quiet. Computer night is let er rip!! ( As long as I take requests)
 

Bradrock

Veteran and General Yakker
Joined
Jun 7, 2017
Messages
1,563
Location
Alton Mo.
Tagline
---I run with Scissors
Midnight??? Dang, I can't remember if I've stayed up that late these days... I needs my beauty rest man.....
I have been up around the clock for 33 years now. 24/7/365 as they say. I have to move her around every two hours or less.
 

laatsch55

Administrator,
Staff member
Joined
Jan 14, 2011
Messages
74,124
Location
Gillette, Wyo.
Tagline
Halfbiass...Electron Herder and Backass Woof
I like the DCM's...seem to be smoother than the BMS-4592's...my ultimate is some GOTO's...
 

mlucitt

Veteran and General Yakker
Joined
Jun 24, 2011
Messages
3,339
Location
Jacksonville, FL
I don't think that would have matched my horn..
And they are over priced, but they do sound very nice when mated to a well-designed horn.
I used some 2426H 1" drivers (500-20KHz) mated to 2370A horns and the sound was amazing. They were rated for 70W above 800Hz and 100W above 1200Hz. The crossover I used was a JBL 3110 at 800Hz. The 12dB per octave slope was enough for me.
 

WOPL Sniffer

Veteran and General Yakker
Joined
Aug 10, 2015
Messages
11,223
Location
Minnie-Soda
Tagline
Screw it
New mid horn drivers!! Anf Parts Express had them on sale, only 378 each.

I looked at those, the lack of available (popular) replacement diaphragms made me look in a different direction. The JBL D405 drivers had good specs and you can find parts. And the choice of horns is excellent.
 
Top