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I've got a flimsy saw blade that is about 2 mm thick and has a 190 mm diameter. Not sure if that answers your question.xsdata wrote: Hey there Cubo, firstly thanks for the simple design and effort you have put into this. Im currently getting 2 cubo 18 cut for me and was wondering if you could answer a few questions
1. What saw blade width have you used ? 300 mm ??
2. And the panel thats 47.7 *58.4 is the one with the 17.5 degree angle cut along the longest edge yes ? and also the sheet that holds the driver?
3. the pieces of wood that go around the mouth what is the angle on those , the ones that sit under the panel that supports the driver ?> is it 17.5 again ? Another question the large triangle support I notice in the construction pics you have had to cut out a notch but its not in the plan ?
The panel that holds the driver (is called the baffle) and is 48.2 cm on the longest side, 47.7 cm on the shortest side. The angle is 17.5 degrees.
The panels around the horn mouth (bracing) I ussually cut with a hand saw. Not to sure how to name the difference in angled cuts between the bracings and the baffle but I think the difference is clear? And yes, that's 17,5 degree in that respect.
Correct, that's not in the plan. I ussually put the entire cabinet together, except one side panel, then put the triangular bracing in place of the side panel, so that you can draw the position of the baffle and inner horn panel(s) on it with a pencil (and cut it out that way).
After that the panel is put in place with the help of some 'distance-blocks".
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I want a driver thats about 500 watts to suit the cab - What would u recomend in the 200-250 range (american) ?
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First of all I would recommend a slightly increased budget Personally I like to recommend drivers with a 4" VC, Xmax over 7 mm, Xmech over 35 mm and EBP over 100 Hz. The following drivers are more or less in your price range (specs and prices based upon usspeaker):
The Sigma Pro 18 for Cubo 18 Extended.
The Omega Pro 18 for Cubo 18 Standard.
The Definimax 4018LF for Cubo 18 Extended.
Faital Pro 18FH500 for Cubo 18 Extended.
P Audio C18-600LF for Cubo 18 Extended.
P Audio C18-650EL for Cubo 18 Extended.
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is there any guide how to simulate Cubo 15, 18 and Sub? Need to check if my RCF LF18N401 would perform well.
Do you think it would be a good idea to combine cubo sub and cubo 15 to get more kick?
cubo sub HP 30Hz - LP 70Hz ???
cubo 15 HP 80Hz - LP 160Hz ???
Compared to a HD15 - does the cubo15 kick "better" (sound and pressure)?
Did you ever compare the cubo sub to a X1?
Great plans!
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engel
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www.diyaudio.com/forums/subwoofers/17947...e-horn-design-2.html (some of the links are usefull too, one of them directs back to this forum, Bitzo's mathematically correct approach).
The RCF will work both well in Cubo 18 Extended and Cubo Sub.
Unfortuenately Cubo 15 is not a kick bin, at some frequencies it might pressure-ise better then the HD15 but the HD15 will sound better.
Never compared to a X1. I'd say that would be an interesting match up. I will strive to make that happen in the future.
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good luck with the build.....
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