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Champster
05-12-2014, 07:42 PM
I'm thinking 2 way, passive crossover. I have 2425 and 2235. If I used these drivers, I'm thinking of a sealed cabinet to tighten up the bass and improve the midrange out of the 2235. The 2235 data sheet suggests a maximum crossover of 1khz. Has anyone tried this set of drivers and found the optimum crossover frequency?
Thanks,
Paul

4343
05-12-2014, 09:32 PM
I'm thinking 2 way, passive crossover. I have 2425 and 2235. If I used these drivers, I'm thinking of a sealed cabinet to tighten up the bass and improve the midrange out of the 2235. The 2235 data sheet suggests a maximum crossover of 1khz. Has anyone tried this set of drivers and found the optimum crossover frequency?
Thanks,
Paul

1K is optimum for the directivity, as the beamwidth from a 15 narrows above that. Response anomalies also start appearing about there. That is a little low for a 2425, depending on the horn you use. I tend to use the little compression drivers above 2K, although my 4430 clones sound fine @ 1.2K after I added a 10" midbass from 300Hz...

bigcat
12-21-2014, 06:48 PM
I'm thinking 2 way, passive crossover. I have 2425 and 2235. If I used these drivers, I'm thinking of a sealed cabinet to tighten up the bass and improve the midrange out of the 2235. The 2235 data sheet suggests a maximum crossover of 1khz. Has anyone tried this set of drivers and found the optimum crossover frequency?
Thanks,
Paul

Hi, for the center chanel I Just built one 4344 and i isntall , lay down horizontal position (the screen is over the baffle and the sound is PERFECT)

Ruediger
12-22-2014, 09:04 AM
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I'm thinking of a sealed cabinet to tighten up the bass and improve the midrange out of the 2235.
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How can a sealed cabinet improve or only alter the midrange ?

Ruediger