Take the delta, add the hex former, and it would be AWESOME. Just something about a driver you can see through - I love it!
can you say ridiculous cooling //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif ???
Take the delta, add the hex former, and it would be AWESOME. Just something about a driver you can see through - I love it!
You'd get that with any underhung gap... This one's just really long.
What size boxes/tuning/alignments are you recommending for this?it's a good thing when you look at what specs we achieved //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif The omega design was simply the best 6.5" we could possibly conceive... You would need a much thicker magnet if you wanted to use anything but underhung... which would bump the price up... a good 2-3 times for the magnet costs.... Overhung motors would need a smaller magnet, however they also would have a terrible BL curve in comparison... same if you used XBL2 or other techniques.... save a little on magnet costs... add a lot of depth/need thicker magnets (so the magnets would cost the same).... overhung's mms would be astronomical... could have never achieved such ideal specs
pulling a 5.2g mms for a 6.5" that can handle such high power and be so highly efficent while still having a VERY low F3 point in IB or sealed is a task as you can imagine
a Single Omega would outperform 4 Adire Extremis's till after 125w of power .... and after then the 4 Extremis's would have better power compression.... however you could achieve levels faaar beyond the Extremis's coil would allow comparing 1 to 1.... talking about achieving something like 118db at 100hz... where the extremis would probably be limited to 105-106
I believe this is the strongest magnet ever used on any speaker.... and it's still cheaper than most speakers... even though there's a good 10 times the production costs as the extremis into each one of these....
the magnet in the Extremis and our shallow mount speaker are the same size... and cost around 1500% less than the Omega's magnet
Steel costs? the extremis and our shallow mount (basically the same motor except ours has a better BL curve) cost around 4000% less than the Omega's steel costs....
This is likely why companies are starting to flock for rebadging and OEM usage of both these drivers ... the omega is home audio's dream 6.5" //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif
Unless you've changed the topology, it's still an underhung right? Short coil, long gap. Within the gap, of course the BL will be linear - just like any other underhung. Near the limits, the BL will drop off like any other underhung, i'd imagine, unless there's something you've got at the ends of the topplate to counter it somehow.not really.... you get flat BL but it generally drops off very slowly... this is a bit of a different design idealized for as much flat BL as possible while keeping overall costs as low as possible..... I dunno about you but I like using all 18mm of my excursion with good SQ rather than only get 5.5mm out of your "common" "high excursion" 6.5" //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/cool.gif.3bcaf8f141236c00f8044d07150e34f7.gif
You get far more flat BL this way than you would with XBL2 even.... as you can see from the BL graph.... and mms is waaaay lower than with XBL2. steel costs, machining costs, etc all lower as well... it's why Ology is doing these kind of motors for a lot of different places now
What size boxes/tuning/alignments are you recommending for this?
Unless you've changed the topology, it's still an underhung right? Short coil, long gap. Within the gap, of course the BL will be linear - just like any other underhung. Near the limits, the BL will drop off like any other underhung, i'd imagine, unless there's something you've got at the ends of the topplate to counter it somehow.