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Re: Which 10" for a bass quad box?

Posted: Wed Jul 04, 2012 6:38 pm
by Grant Bunter
G'day Greg,
Best place to buy some of the eminence product line locally is essential audio.

Here's a link to BP102's from them...

http://www.essentialaudio.com.au/conten ... eaker.html

Re: Which 10" for a bass quad box?

Posted: Thu Jul 05, 2012 2:57 pm
by SirNickity
Bill Fitzmaurice wrote:
SirNickity wrote: BP102 would work.
There's a reason why we only use BP102s as subs in our cabs. It's clearly seen on the manufacturer data sheet.
Are you referring to the nose-dive at 2kHz? I'll agree it's certainly not full-range by any stretch, but I don't know that it rules it out of the running. If you use a tweeter (or specifically don't use a tweeter for the so called "vintage" sound), it may even work out in favor.

Disagree? Or is it something that I don't get? You're being cryptic again. :wink: Use your words!

Re: Which 10" for a bass quad box?

Posted: Thu Jul 05, 2012 4:51 pm
by Bill Fitzmaurice
SirNickity wrote:
Are you referring to the nose-dive at 2kHz?
That and the trough from 300 to 900Hz, which kills the mids.

Re: Which 10" for a bass quad box?

Posted: Thu Jul 05, 2012 5:41 pm
by 1n3
Bill Fitzmaurice wrote:That and the trough from 300 to 900Hz, which kills the mids.
Yup. And by coincidence, that's about where the J10 horn produces a big response hump. At first glance, it would seem like a good (complimentary) combination, but you have said the BP102 is not suitable for the J10. Can you elaborate?

To get back on topic, I agree with previous postings re: 410s. They're widely available for less than build-cost, and the design is flawed. Don't see a good reason to build one unless you want the speakers in a vertical rather than square array.