Find Line array plans

Hi,
I am new here
I would like find line array plans with two 8" or 10" and one driver 1" or 2" .


Thanks,

Regards,

line arrays, are not really a diy thing. First is the flying frame, these need to be force tested, then there is the electronics that go in them, There is no reason why you could not have a go and build some, but it would probably work out cheaper to buy some...

I dunno...besides the flying hardware safety issues(which isn't necessary if you ground stack) line array cab.s aren't any tougher to design or build than some of the things I've seen people building on here. Toughest part would be getting the wave guide "just so" but over all there isn't that much to them, and some experimenting could offer good results and be a lot of fun

true, but if you are going to ground stack them, then why not just build a ground stack..... it will sound better.....

You are right, but the problem of hardware, and electronics I have it solved.All I need, is a basic plans to start experimenting.
Ie the dimensions of a box, for two speakers 8 "or 10" , and a driver with a waveguide a 1 "or 2".
It is for this reason that I ask your help and cooperation.

Thanks

well for the purpose of learning smiley20 ..... ill try to help as much as i can.....

hear is a few links in regards to waveguides,

www.bluearan.co.uk/index.php?id= ... nufacturer

www.paudiothailand.com/pdf/produ ... s%20V2.pdf

www.lean-business.co.uk/eshop/fa ... -1410.html

www.lean-business.co.uk/eshop/fa ... -1413.html

www.bcspeakers.com/product.php?id=9

www.bcspeakers.com/product.php?id=8

www.bcspeakers.com/product.php?id=194

ok so even if you buy or make your own waveguide, the main issue will still be the flying frame.....

yes....but, only I need the Internal and external dimensions of the box,
such as watching photo.

how many a side are you going to be using....