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Bose soundlink usb key drivers for mac. As I mentioned on my Mark Audio CHP70 thread from the latest penned design by DaveD (Planet10) and our much revered Scott (Woden Designs) here is my rendition of the new Frugal Horn Mk3. I shall be making 2-pr these speakers. One set for the Mark Audio paper cone CHP70 and one set for the Fostex FE126En. I have made a start on the CHP70 ones and attach some photos of the build to date.
One speaker completed in the raw, untreated, Ash veneer ready and awaiting some final stain and oil finish. I have photographed it alongside my Chillinghams to give perspective. So one down and three cabinets to go that are in various stages of completion.
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Gendex drivers for mac. It is my intention to bring these along to the next Owston meet. Dave, I'll post up some pictures on your Frugal Horn Mk3 beta builds thread on Diyaudio forum when I have both pairs finished. I'll also post a report on he sound and the differences between the 2 drivers. For future reference and updating your literature on these speakers, I'll also keep you updated on internal damping used on both pairs. Zx 865gv vga driver for mac. After Scott's comments that he likes the natural Ash venner I have decided to just finish the CHP70 pair with a clear acrylic varnish. Teak oil and Liberon Finishing oil makes the Ash too yellowish for my tastes and I expect most others.
Andrew, the Frugal Horns you have posted are the originals (Mk1 or perhaps Mk2) that come in three different builds in degrees of improvements as you go. They can have a suprbaffle or not.
Fostex FE167E Fullrange Speaker Driver. Note - this driver has been discontinued and is no longer being produced. The Fostex FE167E is a 165 mm (6.5') full-range loudspeaker driver. Like most Foxtex speakers, the driver is well built and provides good performance for the cost. Fostex-FE126E-Rear-Loaded-Horn-Speaker.jpg Rear Loaded Horn Speaker with Fostex FE126E 7972 views This is a diy rear loaded horn (back loaded horn - BLH) speaker that uses the Fostex FE126E fullrange speaker driver.
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I may add a baffle to these pending how they sound and image when I have the other one build and all wired up. The ones I am building are the Mk3. They are a simpler build and designed to be more flexible with respect to different 3' and 4' drivers they will work with, so they are far more tunable than the originals. That was Scott's aim when he designed them. There are a couple of threads on the diyaudio forum pages if you are interested: Here are the latest (in development) plans for this new Mk3 design.
Fostex has a large program of fullrange drivers and from searching the web, they appear to have a mixed reputation. Lightweight paper cones and large magnets strongly indicate we're into a special corner of hifi where opinions easily divide into anything from praise to rejection. At least it seems we can agree on one thing: These drivers can do things few other drivers can do. For better or for worse. I think that one of the problems may be that these drivers actually are used fullrange. Drivers in this category often have a 5-10 dB rise in response towards higher frequences and the use of a whizzer cone on some of the drivers may produce a harsh beaming treble. I've seen the FE126E driver used in huge horn-loaded cabs - and I wonder how it sounds.
As announced in the heading, the term 'high-efficiency mini' has to be taken with a grain of salt. Yes, it can be tuned to high SPLs, but the price to be paid is low-end extension. Subjectively it has a nice bass presentation, but it doesn't go deep. However, placed on a bookshelf, some room gain is achieved a more balanced presentation is possible. The apparent 93-94 dB sensitivity cannot be achieved in a small vented construction. It would be much too bright.
Thus the overall response is tuned for a ~89 dB sensitivity, but this is not bad at all for a mini. Many similar constructions may only reach 80 dB/2.8V/1m. As for the, I have to warn that 64 square centimetres of membrane, do not - and should not - move a lot of air.
This is not a party speaker, but placed 1½ metre apart on stands for optimum three-dimensionality, it delivers details in spades and some enjoyable moments can be expected. I like the way it handles vocals and most importantly, piano. The FE126E has a crisp, speedy presentation with no ringing and from the tuning shown below it has lots a presence and 'let-me-shown-you-what's-on-this-record'. If you need more bass, ad a sub at 80-100 Hz and possibly a 1st order high-pass filter for the Fostex, 200 uF or more. I'll try this later.
