Working on ML-TL Transmissionline speaker project

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anilmn
Neuling

#1 erstellt: 08. Jun 2010, 13:11

Hi all, was really inspired by the thread at diy audio.com on Seas Thors. Thor uses very expensive Seas drivers like W18E001 woofers and T25CF002 "MILLENNIUM" tweeter mounted in a D'Appolito configuration. These drivers are beyond my budget & reach, so i decided to make a clone of the Small Thor speakers using the same cabinet except for the drivers which was procured from beloved Soundsgreat (Sreekanth). On testing, the Mid range quality was much better than Vifa P17, so i decided to experiment on these drivers.

In this modified design there is a solid brace behind the driver ( Mid-woofer magnets should fit tightly to notch) this transfer & distribute the energy from the driver to the back of the cabinet & the other one runs parallel with the baffle notch. Brace needs to be filled with random holes. It has 4" long & 3 " dia port at the back. I am building this for a cousin of mine here in Bengaluru.
some pictures here....

Anil

MY DIY PAGE

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square_wave
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#2 erstellt: 08. Jun 2010, 14:58

Great Job Anil

Interesting to note that are using sreekanth's drivers ! Are all the drivers sourced from him ?

Looking forward to how it sounds

Krish
Stammgast

#3 erstellt: 08. Jun 2010, 18:17

anilmn schrieb:

Hi all, was really inspired by the thread at diy audio.com on Seas Thors. Thor uses very expensive Seas drivers like W18E001 woofers and T25CF002 "MILLENNIUM" tweeter mounted in a D'Appolito configuration. These drivers are beyond my budget & reach, so i decided to make a clone of the Small Thor speakers using the same cabinet except for the drivers which was procured from beloved Soundsgreat (Sreekanth). On testing, the Mid range quality was much better than Vifa P17, so i decided to experiment on these drivers.

In this modified design there is a solid brace behind the driver ( Mid-woofer magnets should fit tightly to notch) this transfer & distribute the energy from the driver to the back of the cabinet & the other one runs parallel with the baffle notch. Brace needs to be filled with random holes. It has 4" long & 3 " dia port at the back. I am building this for a cousin of mine here in Bengaluru.
some pictures here....

Anil

[url=http://www.anilmn.blogspot.com/]MY DIY PAGE

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There are some really good things being said about Soundsgreat's DIY speaker on the other forum.

Is your design similar?

K

anilmn
Neuling

#4 erstellt: 16. Jun 2010, 14:42

square_wave schrieb:

Great Job Anil

Interesting to note that are using sreekanth's drivers ! Are all the drivers sourced from him ?

Looking forward to how it sounds :)

Hi square_wave. Yes all the drivers & xover was sourced from sreekanth. I will be testing the finished enclosures this saturday.

Regards,
Anil

anilmn
Neuling

#5 erstellt: 16. Jun 2010, 14:58

Krish schrieb:

anilmn schrieb:

Hi all, was really inspired by the thread at diy audio.com on Seas Thors. Thor uses very expensive Seas drivers like W18E001 woofers and T25CF002 "MILLENNIUM" tweeter mounted in a D'Appolito configuration. These drivers are beyond my budget & reach, so i decided to make a clone of the Small Thor speakers using the same cabinet except for the drivers which was procured from beloved Soundsgreat (Sreekanth). On testing, the Mid range quality was much better than Vifa P17, so i decided to experiment on these drivers.

In this modified design there is a solid brace behind the driver ( Mid-woofer magnets should fit tightly to notch) this transfer & distribute the energy from the driver to the back of the cabinet & the other one runs parallel with the baffle notch. Brace needs to be filled with random holes. It has 4" long & 3 " dia port at the back. I am building this for a cousin of mine here in Bengaluru.
some pictures here....

Anil

[url=http://www.anilmn.blogspot.com/]MY DIY PAGE

url][/

There are some really good things being said about Soundsgreat's DIY speaker on the other forum.

Is your design similar?

K

Yes krish, sreekanth has done lot of R&D on his driver for better mid reproduction, my design is not similar to sreekanth's design. Mine is a modified version of seas thor for better bass reproduction. I was really inspired by the thread at diy audio.com on Seas Thors, so i decided to experiment on his drivers.

Check this link:
www.diyaudio.com/forums/multi-way/64799-clarity-seas-thor-kit.html

Regards,
Anil