Hybrid L4 //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/veryhappy.gif.fec4fed33b4a1279cf10bdd45a039dae.gifGot anything like that for mid range drivers? like 4in(ish)
thanks. Though most of those are 7+ year old speakers. im sure there are better for the buck these days.Small driver tests. 4.5 inch and under
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you know that build quality nowadays is declining right... those drivers suggested are much better overall than most of the 300-400 dollar component sets out there.thanks. Though most of those are 7+ year old speakers. im sure there are better for the buck these days.
But the good driver on that list is over $400 for a pair by themselves.you know that build quality nowadays is declining right... those drivers suggested are much better overall than most of the 300-400 dollar component sets out there.
This is a very interesting driver, and my tests were diverse and extensive. Frequency response on the infinite baffle is first rate, nearly a flat line for a 6 octave span. That could open the door for some interesting design oportunities. Harmonic distortion is also very good and we pretty much have one of the better midranges available. Overall it's a well built and tiny midrange that should find it's way into many great 3-way designs. This is effectively a 3" driver with a radiating surface of just over 2". It's hard to understand how small this is until it's in your hand. Use with a small neo tweeter for closer spacing and a higher crossover point.Zaph|Audio
Scroll down to the Scanspeak 10f. A very good 4 inch driver. A little smaller than 4 inches but excellent. I've used them in a three way and they were great. I ran them from 300 to 500 hz on the low end and 3500 to 5000hz on the high end. Great output and they will take a lot of power for such a small driver.