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Bill Fitzmaurice wrote: ↑Mon Feb 12, 2024 4:37 pm Some of us might be able to make recommendations based on where 'over here' is, but not if we don't know where that is.

Valid point.
Here, is Norway, Europe.

https://loudspeakerdatabase.com/Focal/SUB_P25FE, its about twice the price, but 14mm xmax instead of 8,3mm on the Dayton driver. Is a larger xmax desirable? It is, but unless you plan on using yours for a stadium concert you'll never make use of it. The Dayton LS10-44 is as much driver as anyone ne...

My plan to use the Table Tuba for creating earthquakes in my home cinema setup, but hope it can do the job in my Lowther Fidelio setup as well. John, will you hear us when we say the seemingly modest drivers are likely to give you more earthquake than you have wished for. Just a tad more might theo...

Thank you guys! All your replies are very much appreciated.

I got this amp: https://www.ebay.com/itm/176034779249 ad is not mine.

It is 2x100wrms @8ohm, or 2x150wrms @4ohm and bridgeable at 300wrms @8 ohm.

Is it a valid point to choose a 8 ohm driver and bridge it?

Thanks.

https://loudspeakerdatabase.com/Focal/SUB_P25FE, its about twice the price, but 14mm xmax instead of 8,3mm on the Dayton driver. Is a larger xmax desirable? It is, but unless you plan on using yours for a stadium concert you'll never make use of it. The Dayton LS10-44 is as much driver as anyone ne...

I don't have a Table Tuba, but I'll vouch for the performance of the MCM 55-2421 which I've used in two builds. Any gains in output other drivers offer may be measured but would likely be unnoticed by the naked ear and unused the vast majority of the time. That said, I know what it's like wanting a...

Thank you! I got a tip online about the https://loudspeakerdatabase.com/ Nice tool! :) There was another driver that looks like it would fit the criteria: https://loudspeakerdatabase.com/Focal/SUB_P25FE, its about twice the price, but 14mm xmax instead of 8,3mm on the Dayton driver. Is a larger xmax...

Hi! :) I purchased the Table Tuba plans some years ago. The plans are from back in the days, and the suggested drivers seem to be obsolete. Do anyone know of modern drivers that fit the following criteria: ................ "Preferred T/S specs for the eight inch driver are fs 28 to 40Hz, Qts .3...

The TT is an excellent choice as well! :clap: As you probably know, it comes in two different style to suit the room. As a fore-warning, you might find that the sliding door is going to rattle with the sub frequencies. :chainsaw: I did purchase a solid door to up the weight a bit on it, and my plan...

Hi John. Welcome to the forum! Your room is coming along nicely. Thanks! Looking forward to finish it! Curious about how the back-wall will turn out. Now it got some 2" acoustic dampening plates and I got some grey scene molton to cover that wall. Are you going to be watching a lot of movies? ...

Hi! I'm a guy from Norway that have gotten a little hooked on horns.. :) Just moved in a new house last summer, and have almost managed to finish the Mancave/TV-room/guest-room. I am installing a sliding door on the right side here, to provide a little sound proofing to the rest of the house. My ste...