Robs Ears
Established Member
Hi.
Following on from my "missile nosecone", Ive stumbled across an aircraft droptank nosecone and started rubbing my chin. However, as much as Im fine with building things like this, Im a bit lost with what drivers to look at, what power to use or whether this is at all a sensible idea.
So I came here to ask you guys. Apols for the vagueness re volume or any other details, Im yet to get my hands on the cone.
What would you use/swap with the following gear?
Aluminium nosecone with approximately 80-100L. (Id like it to be a sealed enclosure and realise ballast would need adding).
EP2500 (one channel available)
Behringer Feedback Destroyer
Behringer Super X Pro
The crossover was/is for use with a stereo set up rather than an AV amplifier. I mentioned it just to get all and any ideas as Im not too sure whether Id want to use this, and/or the missile cone, with my cinema setup or the second stereo in another room.
Any thoughts on drivers and if so, would the spare EP2500 channel be sufficient for an enclosure of this sort of size?
Any help is much appreciated.
Following on from my "missile nosecone", Ive stumbled across an aircraft droptank nosecone and started rubbing my chin. However, as much as Im fine with building things like this, Im a bit lost with what drivers to look at, what power to use or whether this is at all a sensible idea.
So I came here to ask you guys. Apols for the vagueness re volume or any other details, Im yet to get my hands on the cone.
What would you use/swap with the following gear?
Aluminium nosecone with approximately 80-100L. (Id like it to be a sealed enclosure and realise ballast would need adding).
EP2500 (one channel available)
Behringer Feedback Destroyer
Behringer Super X Pro
The crossover was/is for use with a stereo set up rather than an AV amplifier. I mentioned it just to get all and any ideas as Im not too sure whether Id want to use this, and/or the missile cone, with my cinema setup or the second stereo in another room.
Any thoughts on drivers and if so, would the spare EP2500 channel be sufficient for an enclosure of this sort of size?
Any help is much appreciated.