I've been looking around doing some research on some full range open baffle speakers. These will be for music only and I may end up putting them on my pc for listening to lossless audio but even if I don't they will be for light use. No high spl's. I'm wanting to do this more for experimenting more than anything. Single driver, no crossover, open baffle so no enclosure resonances or other colorations, cheap, simple to make, easy all around. I do want to do it decently right. I don't want to buy a closeout $2 driver and hope it works.

From the looking around I've done I will have to have a driver with a QTS higher than.5 and at least a couple or more mm of excursion. I'll only want these to respond down to 60 hz maximum and 120 hz minimum. I figure I can build a cheap small sub to work below that. Fostex or seas drivers look the way to go. The fostex drivers are a little over $100 each and have a high sensitivity of 96 or 97 db/w. I'm a big researcher so I will probably spend the next month or more looking into this before I cut a hole in a board. Originally Posted by brandonnash Thoughts? Foobar2000 No Asio Drivers Found there.

I'm a big researcher so I will probably spend the next month or more looking into this before I cut a hole in a board. To date I've not heard any OB designs I've liked (dynamic, electrostatic), and missed the chance on the w/e past to hear another set that might change my mind. Martin King has a couple of well written articles on his site using Fostex and Eminence A15 that you should read. I'd also suggest trying to hear some first if you can: you may love 'em, you may hate 'em. Originally Posted by brandonnash I've been looking around doing some research on some full range open baffle speakers.

Simple, quick, and easy is what I am going for so I am currently looking at using my birch sheet for a set of open baffle, full range drivers. So I went to parts express, and looked around to find the GRS 8FR-8 Full-Range 8' driver. Despite not having a tweeter, I figured having a large, 8' driver would probably. DIY Open Baffle With Widerange Drivers. Which is a widerange driver (not really full range. The nature of an open baffle speaker is that as frequency decreases.

Full-range speakers, on the other hand, have a single driver, eliminating the need for a crossover and allowing for more articulation and detail in the mid-range. Though they lack the. Open baffle speakers create a more spacious and immersive sound profile by interacting more with the room. Conventional speakers with a. Models modular open baffle speakers, you decide! Floor Stand Speakers: Duet10: one PAP(Morel)1075 Open Baffle 10″ Bass Woofer and your favorite full range driver.

These will be for music only and I may end up putting them on my pc for listening to lossless audio but even if I don't they will be for light use. No high spl's. Nadodikattu Malayalam Movie Songs Download there. I'm wanting to do this more for experimenting more than anything. Single driver, no crossover, open baffle so no enclosure resonances or other colorations, cheap, simple to make, easy all around. I do want to do it decently right. That'll take at least a 2-way (to reach 100Hz) and either low sensitivity (accept 80dB/2.83V/1 meter) with expensive passive components or line-level compensation for dipole roll-off.