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Here we go, the moment you've been waiting for... Blue line is the same driver in a sealed enclosure. White is T48 mini.

Interesting!

Are you using Audio Tool?

Tom Smit wrote:...
Are you using Audio Tool?

Yeah. I have one those Dayton measurement mics for smartphones.

Bruce Weldy wrote:

shawn_g wrote:

67baja wrote:You should have went with a premium driver:

http://www.parts-express.com/tang-band- ... r--264-875

I'm amazed that exists. 2mm xmax!

A bit of a stretch for them to market it as a subwoofer when it only goes down to 90hz....and that's probably -10db.

Even better: http://www.parts-express.com/tang-band- ... m--264-950
It's good to 75 hz, but a bit more dollars. You'd think more cents due to the size, but no its dollars.

67baja wrote: Even better: http://www.parts-express.com/tang-band- ... m--264-950
It's good to 75 hz, but a bit more dollars. You'd think more cents due to the size, but no its dollars.

5.3mm x-max in a 2" driver
That thing will poke your eye out if you're not careful!

shawn_g wrote:

Tom Smit wrote:...
Are you using Audio Tool?

Yeah. I have one those Dayton measurement mics for smartphones.

Me too. My SGS2 is very slow to respond with it, but my tablet is fine.

CoronaOperator wrote:

67baja wrote: Even better: http://www.parts-express.com/tang-band- ... m--264-950
It's good to 75 hz, but a bit more dollars. You'd think more cents due to the size, but no its dollars.

5.3mm x-max in a 2" driver
That thing will poke your eye out if you're not careful!

Yeah that think must turn itself inside out when the bass hits. $35 for a 2" driver seems a bit steep tho. However, if some will send me a 3d printed titan or tu a that can use that driver, I promise I will buy one and try it.

Nevermind the 1/10th scale model, how rare /expensive is a printer large enough to make the real thing!?