There is a helluva lot more to building a speaker than buying some parts and putting them together.This is a perfect example why most DIY speakers sound substandard.I know from experience,I have blown money doing the same thing!!My recommendation is to buy an established kit from a reputable company,especially if this is your first attempt at speaker building.Just my opinion,feel free to disagree.
what ohms would I have?
if i am building a center channel with the follow speakers:
2 woofers 4 ohms each
1 mid 4 ohm
1 tweeter 6 ohm
if i run them off of the following 3 way crossover what is the correct way to hook it up? series for the woofer or parallel?
This network is an excellent choice for high power 3-way systems. The woofer section rolls off 6 dB at 800 Hz while the tweeter section uses a 12 dB per octave roll off at 4,500 Hz. The midrange section uses a true band pass filter with a response of 750-5,000 Hz. 12 dB per octave roll off. All crossover frequencies are rated into a 8 ohm load.
2 woofers 4 ohms each
1 mid 4 ohm
1 tweeter 6 ohm
if i run them off of the following 3 way crossover what is the correct way to hook it up? series for the woofer or parallel?
This network is an excellent choice for high power 3-way systems. The woofer section rolls off 6 dB at 800 Hz while the tweeter section uses a 12 dB per octave roll off at 4,500 Hz. The midrange section uses a true band pass filter with a response of 750-5,000 Hz. 12 dB per octave roll off. All crossover frequencies are rated into a 8 ohm load.
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