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Turning 10" peerless sub's into 3-way speakers?
Or turning 2-way bookshelf's into quality full range speakers?
Hi, My first post on this forum - hope it goes ok. I have a pair of Peerless XLS 10" (830452) drivers and a pair of matching 10" passive radiators. I would like to use them to build a pair of ('subs') or rather, low frequency boxes (approx 30 litres each) on top of which I would place a pair of high quality 2 way bookshelf speakers (my own handmade DIY dynaudio's, which sound very good). The crossover point for these is about 2650 Hz, so I thought I'd modify the mid driver crossover to a bandpass with a low crossover point of about 260 Hz in order to share the frequency reproduction fairly evenly (& optimally?) between the 3 drivers (dynaudio tweeter, dynaudio 17W75, & peerless 10" + slave). Hopefully I would end up with a pretty high quality pair of 'modular' full-range stereo speakers, which is what I'm wanting, and definitely NOT a pair of 'cheap thumpers'? I was wondering if anyone might be able to help me with some queries I have about this proposed project? 1. Would this 'sub' design be suitable for up to about 260 Hz - is this an ok crossover point? 2. Could the passive radiator cone face down or to the rear to enable a lower box height design, as I don't want the overall speaker (with the mid/tweeter box sitting on top) to be too high? 3. Would it be ok to run the "sub's" (& the mid/tweeter's) passively using a pair of NAD power amps (which each produce about 300W RMS into 8 Ohms with low distortion); or would it be better to use dedicated amps for each sub and just use the NAD power amps for the mid/tweeter speakers (a kind of passive mid-high/active low crossover hybrid)? As I would effectively have 2 sub's in the room (which is only medium size), I would imagine the amps would not be over-stretched? 4. I was also thinking of fixing the sub boxes to sandstone blocks to steady everything, as I don't want vibration to interfere with the mid/tweeter boxes - does this sound like a good idea? 5. Thought I might seal up the "vented" dynaudio bookshelf speaker boxes to eliminate port noise, as they would only need to go down to about 200 Hz in this new proposed setup (currently they go down to about 45 Hz), which shouldn't be a drama for a sealed box? 6. Could anyone advise regarding a subsonic (below 18?-25? Hz) high pass filter design for the subs in this proposed setup to protect against over-excursion etc? Any comments would be GREATLY APPRECIATED! |
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The XLS10 is not a bass unit, it is a subwoofer, and it should be properly filtered to avoid it messing up the upper bass lower mid. With these drivers I cannot see the point of anything other than the usual satellite + subwoofers arrangement. Passive croosovers wil be very expensive and inflexible and there is no guarantee sensitivities will match so all in all not a good idea. Dual 8 ohms subs but one box with a 4 ohm amplifier is an idea. Read http://www.vandersteen.com/pages/Pdf...%20Reprint.pdf Note : I do not agree with everything at all in that article ....... There is a lot of guff about "perfect" c/o's and multiple drivers. the basics : The input of the power amplifier has a 1st order high pass. This can be changing the DC coupling capacitor or a network at the input. It should be set by ear to get a clean response from the satellites. You can split at the preamp output or : The high level subwoofer input should be modified to be the inverse response of this filter, noting it should not do this down to DC (which is impossible), but down to the cutoff point of the sub. The subs high level input is fed from the amplifier output. The normal controls of the sub are then set to integrate with what is now the overdamped roll-off of the satellites. Could look a little like : /sreten.
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It can be done (Orion, NaO etc), but without measuring equipment it will be very difficult to get good integration with your 2-ways.
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Marc Stein: And you thought the Doc intrigue was over. Meeting w/Mayo. Meeting w/Redick. And yet rumbles keep circulating that he wants to keep Bledsoe Twitter @ESPNSteinLine
Dan Woike: Confirmed Clippers' interest in OJ Mayo, JJ Redick. Unknown whether team wants other initialed players. Twitter @DanWoikeSports
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There is growing sentiment Bucks backup guard J.J. Redick, who is an unrestricted free agent, will sign with another team in July. Racine Journal-Times
Redick will spend the offseason living in Austin, Texas while training at the University of Texas as he explores his options for the future. "I don't take anything for granted," Redick said. "If I have one option or four options this summer, I'll be excited about anything. I feel blessed that I made it through my seventh year, and I'm healthy and in one piece. I'm excited about the future. It's probably my only chance to be unrestricted during the prime of my career. It's exciting." As somebody who likes to keep a tight inner circle, Redick plans to consult with Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski, former Duke assistant and current Northwestern coach Chris Collins along with his wife and parents before he makes a decision. foxsportswisconsin.com
There was a feeling that it was only a matter of time before Redick broke out - or at least had one of his can't-miss games - but it never happened. Milwaukee lost 15 of its last 21 games, went just 12-17 after the Feb. 21 trade and was swept by the Heat in the first round of the playoffs. "I think you learn something from every situation," Redick said of his time with the Bucks. "I think it was a great, great learning experience. I'm a Christian, so my faith is a big part of my life and how I view the world and how I view things. I think that God doesn't want us to be complacent. I'm a believer in that. Often times we are placed in challenging situations or what we thought we were comfortable is now we are placed in a situation where we are playing catch up. It's all an opportunity to get better. I will reflect and learn and get better this summer." foxsportswisconsin.com
Why was the move to Milwaukee such a challenging situation for Redick? "Just being on a new team and coming to a team where guys were comfortable in their roles and now you are placed 54 games into the season," Redick said. "You have to adjust on the fly because you are comfortable doing one thing. It's a lot of adjustments. Basketball is basketball but chemistry is obviously an important part of playing." foxsportswisconsin.com
Bucks guard J.J. Redick was asked about Collins' decision to talk about his sexual preference. "I'm proud of him," Redick said. "I know it's not an easy thing to do, obviously. He showed a lot of courage to come out in the sporting world, in this environment is a very difficult thing. Props to him. "It doesn't change in any way how I view him or feel about him. If anything, it's a really good thing for our culture." Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
Gery Woelfel: J.J. Redick fully intends to check out free agent market. Makes no commitment to staying in Milwaukee. Twitter @GeryWoelfel
Bucks coach Jim Boylan said in his pregame remarks that he told Redick to shoot with confidence but Redick disputed that. Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
"Jim never talked to me," Redick said. "He didn't say anything to me. I haven't spoken to him during the playoffs. I did not get that message. "I don't need anybody telling me to be confident. I would have appreciated it. "It wasn't a matter of Jim or my dad or my wife or God saying be confident. "Be on the court, take your shots. They'll be there." Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
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The 23-year-old pop-rocker says she hopes to release a single in January.
When Cassadee Pope was announced as the season three winner of The Voice, she was at a loss for words. Host Carson Daly asked her how she felt and her first response was: "I don't know."
"I really had no words," Pope told The Hollywood Reporter backstage after the show. "The first thing I thought of was, I need to thank everybody, so I just started spewing off everybody I could remember."
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Pope, who told THR a couple of hours after the show that the news still hadn't sunk in, had worked closely throughout the season with coach Blake Shelton, who helped her choose some country songs to blend into her pop-rock genre.
The 23-year-old singer says her coach felt like a "proud papa" after her win.
"He's a really respectful man, so I think that characteristic tends to be a little more protective over girls or women," Pope said of Shelton. "He was like that with a lot of the girls on team Blake in the beginning. I was just lucky enough to spend a little more time with him and get to know him on a personal level."
Shelton helped Pope pick some of her most successful songs this season, including "Over You," a song by Shelton's wife, Miranda Lambert.
"We click so well," Pope said. "We have the same sense of humor and we're goofy, we talk about silly things that they were never able to air."
On Tuesday's finale, Pope got to sing with The Killers, Kelly Clarkson and her personal idol, Avril Lavigne. The show featured each of the three remaining contestants -- Pope, Nicholas David and Terry McDermott -- pairing up with a singer they admired.
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Pope, who has sung several of Lavigne's songs throughout the competition, says she immediately told the producers that he dream duet would be with Lavigne.
"It was so nerve-wracking because all I wanted was her approval and for her to like me," she said. "She was very sweet and kind. And she was saying congratulations even before I was announced the winner."
As the winner of season three, Pope has won a record deal with Universal. The petite singer says she plans to move quickly and hopes to release a single by January. She has several songs that she's already written, but she adds that she isn't sure if any of them are the right one for her single.
Pope, who was in a band called Hey Monday that toured with Fallout Boy, says her experience has prepared her for the road ahead.
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The world's largest tech players do not disappoint. While recent news cycles have circled around holiday shopping trends, the Star Wars movie trailer and Uber, among other things, the implications of yesterday's announcement will have long-lasting effects on the industries it touches.
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Today's devices are so beautifully designed, so powerful, and so deeply and seamlessly integrated with the Internet of Things that it's easy to forget just how distinctly our everyday technology has evolved in the past few decades. What was cutting edge less than a generation ago would now be classified as prehistoric, relegated with the dinosaurs to pages of history books. And yet almost every one of…
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Today, many organizations are spending most of their time and money on perimeter and infrastructure protections – and still using traditional application protection techniques.
Most organizations engage in a broad range of application security activities across the software development life cycle, such as threat modeling, architectural risk assessment, source code review, penetration testing, application monitoring, and more.
These are important controls, but in a mobile…
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During Charlie Rose's interview with Apple's CEO Tim Cook(TC), I was pleasantly surprised to see a passionate TC talk about teaming up with IBM and calling it "a perfect marriage" He stated, the two giants had no conflict of interest in their endeavors and would complement each other by tag-teaming their technology businesses.
Now we all know Apple consider themselves as a product-company, changing people's personal lives. For TC the Partnership with IBM will mainly be more…
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Every company needs electricity, but that doesn't require building a power plant. Many organizations have reached the same conclusion about computing and storage needs. Why build out data centers if it's not your core business? Plus it can be a costly proposition.
That's basically the premise of cloud computing: turn to trusted partners for your computing needs so you can focus on the business. But when deciding on a cloud…
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How do you know when your business is about to be turned upside down? Lately, the surest warning sign is a tech attack—when you suddenly notice a swarm of new high-tech startups and venture capital investors in your space. We've all seen the results of tech attacks in travel, retail, publishing and media: lots of new value for consumers, lots of pain for legacy companies.
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CIOs are under a ton of pressure these days. In the past, a CIO was responsible for providing IT services using internal systems and resources to various departments within an organization -- such as Finance, Marketing, Development, Manufacturing or Sales and Service -- within their allotted budgets. While this was challenging, especially with shrinking budgets, it is just a small part of what a CIO is tasked with daily.
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Much of the narrative about the recent Apple-IBM partnership has been about whether it will help raise flagging iPad sales or is simply doomed to fail.
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After working to implement early Big Data projects in industries like telecommunications and investment banking over the last decade, I have concluded this emerging technology can best be harnessed to gain a more precise understanding of complex systems like stock markets and supply chains. (It's not surprising that investment banks, in particular, have been amongst the first…
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The alliance between former market antagonists IBM and Apple makes a lot of sense. IBM possesses world-class data mining and analytics technologies that enable companies to generate actionable business intelligence from their Big Data resources. Apple is great at making complex information intuitively navigable to mobile end-users. So together, the two companies should do a good job of delivering ready-to-deploy BI solutions for today's hyper-mobile workforce.
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One of the biggest IT stories of the beginning of the year has come from the decision at Lenovo to finally commit to its long-awaited plans to buy IBM's low-end server businesses, for a final value of more than $2 billion. The deal is the single largest acquisition that has been seen from a Chinese company (technology, or otherwise), and the main question going forward is whether or not the purchase will bring new investment buying into Lenovo stock and send Asia's IT businesses in a better…
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Remember when Jay Leno used to do Jaywalking and he would ask ordinary people on the street common sense questions like "What's the capital of California?" or "What does BLT stand for?" One time he asked people to name the first three American presidents and no one he interviewed could name all three. It was embarrassing. What's worse is when he asked to Japanese tourists the same question, the were able to name the first 10 without any problem.
Addie still calls Barack Obama 'BroncoBama' or 'Brockin' Obama' because I personally like Bronco and Brockin'. She gets the idea, she knows who he is and why he's important. In fact we went and saw him when he was here in Indy campaigning.
For her seventh birthday I gave her a set of flashcards with the US presidents on them, and while she proclaimed it the "MOST BORING PRESENT EVER" I've caught her on several different occasions reading through them, laughing at Andrew Jackson's hair, wondering why Grover Cleveland is in there twice and if the Roosevelts were brothers. Sneaky sneaky mom daring to make learning fun, how dare I.
With Presidents' day in America coming up next month I found 10 fun games, books and apps that make learning about the 44 presidents fun, in fact the grownups may get into some of these games more than the kids (guilty!) Do you know which president had a pony named Macaroni or which first daughter had a siamese cat named Misty Malarky Ying Yang?
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David M. HaleFor the fourth time in five weeks, Florida State's starters weren't needed much in the second half. The 80-14 win over Idaho marked a school-record for points, and there were certainly plenty of performances worth celebrating. WR Kenny Shaw: The s...
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Planning for success: Florida State
David M. HaleTALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- A week ago, it was 38-0 at the half. The week before that, it was 42-0. Two weeks before that, another 42-0 halftime score. In other words, Florida State hasn't had to sweat too much of late, and that's a trend that figu...
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What we learned: Week 12
David M. HaleAnother week, another blowout victory in which the starters saw only a small taste of action in the second half. It's getting tougher to find much meaning in the easy wins for Florida State, but this week's thumping of Syracuse, 59-3, did uncover a f...
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What we learned: Week 11
David M. HaleEven if Florida State's offense had never taken the field Saturday, the Seminoles still would have cruised to an easy win. And in truth, the offense really didn't see much of the field anyway. But as the Seminoles continue to dominate overmatched ACC...
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Hart no longer Florida State line's wild card
David M. HaleTALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Away from the field, it's quiet now, and that's a nice change for Bobby Hart. Not that he paid much mind to the criticism anyway, but the junior prefers the anonymity of being just another member of Florida State's offensive line...
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What we learned: Week 5
David M. HaleIf nothing else, Saturday's 48-34 win over Boston College proved to be a good test of just where Florida State is and how much still needs to be done before the Seminoles take on undefeated Maryland next week. Here's what we learned in Week 5. Jam...
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FSU at the quarter pole
David M. HaleThe first three games haven't provided much of a test for Florida State, but the Seminoles are nevertheless 3-0 at the quarter point of the season. While the biggest games still await, the first month of the season provided its share of fireworks, hy...
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What we learned: Week 4
David M. HaleIt's tough to take too much from a 54-6 win over an FCS foe, but there were a few lessons to be gleaned from Florida State's dominance of Bethune-Cookman. The receivers aren't perfect: Against Bethune-Cookman, Jameis Winston threw nine incomplete ...
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Winston sees flaws after big win
David M. HaleTALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Rain drenched the field, and the opposition did little to inspire much enthusiasm, so after Florida State finished its 54-6 dismantling of Bethune-Cookman, about the only highlight worth savoring was that first, dizzying touchdow...
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QB Coker making most of second-string job
David M. HaleTALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- When it was over, Jacob Coker got a slew of texts and phone calls from home. Friends and family offered support, and that helped. Still, there's not much that can diminish the sting of losing out on a hotly contested quarterba...
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Questions remain for untested FSU defense
David M. HaleTALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- The experiment was effectively over before the game even started. It's not that Nevada posed much of a threat to begin with. Florida State entered Saturday's game as a five-touchdown favorite. But there was some intrigue, than...
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Florida State Seminoles WR Rashad Greene ready to make production...
David M. HaleRashad Greene has shown flashes of his potential as a receiver in FSU's offense. After two up-and-down seasons, he's ready for his production to match.
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FSU Notes: Limited options on punt returns
David M. HaleTALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- No position on Florida State's roster spent so much of the 2012 season in flux, and yet as this spring draws to a close, Jimbo Fisher insists he's sufficiently comfortable with the status quo at punt returner -- at least for now....
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FSU Notes: Maguire relishes underdog role
David M. HaleTALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Sean Maguire is the fourth man in a three-man race. At least, that's the perception among most fans of the much-hyped quarterback competition at Florida State between veteran Clint Trickett, big-armed Jacob Coker and recruitin...
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FSU week in review: New coaches, QBs
David M. HaleTALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- After three months of change on the roster and the coaching staff, Florida State finally took the field last week to begin spring practice. While it's tough to tell too much from just a few days of shaking off the rust, a few key...
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David M. HaleThe move was his idea. Out to prove his versatility and skills, despite his size, Lamarcus Joyner is attempting to return to cornerback for the first time since high school.
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Winter time means joining in on the "one book -one community" project for Orleans, Genesee, and Wyoming counties. If you've participated before, you know you can look forward to a book with lots to discuss, chosen just for local readers by local librarians. You can borrow or buy a copy at your nearby library, read the book, then share your impressions with your friends and neighbors at your library's book discussion. The ultimate event of each Tale year is the author visit in March!
You can choose one of several nearby locations to hear the author tell about how the book was created, to briefly meet the author, and to have your book signed if you wish! Catch the excitement of sharing a wonderful book with other local readers!
This Year's Book Selection: WE ARE CALLED TO RISE, by Laura McBride. In this book, three lives are bound together by a split-second mistake, and a child's fate hangs in the balance. What happens next will test--and restore--your faith in humanity.
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January through March - read a copy of the book (available for borrowing or purchase at Yates Community Library or any Library in Nioga system).
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Monday, February 9 6:00 PM Discussion of the book at Yates Community Library. This will be an informal, friendly sharing of readers'; thoughts on the book. All readers welcome!
Friday, march 27 7:00 PM Author Laura McBride will speak Whedon Memorial Library in Medina. It promises to be a unique no-to-be-miseed experience!
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Sarah Taylor, our favorite computer teacher from the Nioga Library System, will be coming to teach two computer classes here on FRIDAY APRIL 17. Be sure to call or stop by the library to register in advance; space is limited to 14 participants per class. Here is the schedule for classes at our library:
10:00 AM - 12:30 PM INTERNET BASIC Learn about web browsers, search engines, links, and more, to open up your world! Basic mouse skills are required.
1:00 PM - 3:30 PM FLASH DRIVES AND FILE MANAGEMENT Make sure you know how and where to store and retrieve your information! Participants need to bring their own flash drive and have basic mouse skills.
Through the generosity of the Lyndonville Area Foundation, the library is now able to offer 4 brand new public computers for adult use. Taking an exam and require a computer for a while? We have a computer dedicated for such tasks.
With additional assistance from the Orleans County Foundation, we now offer a new children's computer with 60 pre-installed music, language arts, math, science, and social studies games for ages 3 to 12. This Early Literacy Station has both touchscreen and mouse capability, dual headphones for two children to play at once, and a colorful learning keyboard.
Along with our laptop and Mac mini, this brings the total number of public computers to 7.
Thank you, from the community, to the Lyndonville Area Foundation & Orleans County Foundation!
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