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I quote: "It takes huge pulses of energy (current and voltage) to propel a woofer cone out fast enough to match a bass beat. That’s called Transient Response and it’s the holy grail of amp designers. By carefully selecting transistors with extremely high slew rates and optimizing other proprie...

Well I guess I'll find out soon how little power this needs! I was going to get the XTi 1000 used for $275. My alternative is either a 1124p or a minDSP for EQ, following by an EPQ-1200 or something like that, so such a combo actually costs more. But I guess I'll start by powering it with an unused ...

Yeah, neither can a 1124p though.

I was more concerned about the power drop at low frequencies.

Bill Fitzmaurice wrote:

psg wrote:

digital_chris wrote:Well, finally finished!!! Check out the pics...

So it looks exactly like a Tuba HT except smaller?

Completely different.

Okay, but it looks the same on the pictures at the end of page 2. I mistook it for a Tuba HT...

Hi all, I have seen many threads about the Crown XTi 1000, but none of them mention its problem driving 4 ohms loads at low frequencies. It is said to max out at 20 Volts into 4 ohms (100W) at 20 Hz. http://www.crownaudio.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=2438 It this not an issue with dynamic content?...

digital_chris wrote:Well, finally finished!!! Check out the pics...

So it looks exactly like a Tuba HT except smaller?

Ahh! Panel 5! If it's like the THT, that was also my panel from hell. The angle makes it so hard to line up with panel 1. Patience is required here.

Then it'll mess up the horn dimension

Only by the volume of the ring...

If using t nuts no need for the ring. The ring is really if he's just going to go with wood screws.

Now I'm confused. In your previous post you worried about MDF crumbling...

How about constructing a ring made of plywood, glue it on the opposite side to the driver and install T-nuts into that plywood?

Strange. I didn't see them yesterday. They were replaced with the word "image" or "picture" (something like that).

That's a relief!

Too bad... This was possibly the best thread to show and explain the details of a THT build and the images are gone.