Open Baffle Speakers playing with Tripath amp.flv
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I heard about open baffles but I already built a lowther horn so what to do.Then it hit me....what better way to match an open baffle lowther than with a lowther horn 500hz down to 100.And then a subwoofer down to 30 hz.
Oh yeah,now I see the open baffle excitement,no box colorations.
But u need triode amps......300b for open baffle,.Save the tripath amps for the computer.
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@Anima87 Yes you are wright. 41hz audio is famous about their Tripath amps. I will definitely try them in near future. Thanks.
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@zakman35 There are plenty of high-power Tripath amps. Look at 41 hz audio. I have 2 amps from there myself.. Exellent audio quality. I have both the Truepath and AMP7. Now, i want some open baffles.. they should sound nice..
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@Imprezaman555 Tripath amps in general have put in same a lot of expensive and highly advertised amps, but as always they do have some disadvantages also.
Since the have only 8-10 watts of power they need to paired with speakers at least 90 db sensitivity and they tend to sound best with a good preamp.
good video and audio, I plan to do similar with my t-amp with Pioneer 8" fullranger B20 and try econowave horn.
gychang00 9 months ago
@gychang00
Pioneer BOFU is a very good fullrange driver, but you will need a very wide baffle in order to have decent bass extension (below 300Hz). Otherwise you can use a subwoofer crossed at 300 hz.
I suggest you to simulate your baffle using "Edge" software and see what you can get.
regards.
zakman35 9 months ago
@gychang00
you can dowload "Edge" software at (tolvan.com)
zakman35 9 months ago
Great work. They are very, very clean and great dynamic range. Have you considered lowering the woofers down on the baffle to reduce the high bass rolloff?
This is a classic technique for shaping bass response more towards "normal" without clouding the sound.
Emeth1000 1 year ago
@Emeth1000
You are wright about the bass response, this is the reason I added a dedicated woofer with u-frame, watch my other videos.
zakman35 1 year ago