A/D/S Speaker Question

[Adrion]

hi all. i just ran across a 7" speaker pair from a/d/s. model number is
CS700, says 4 ohm subwoofer on them. if anyone has the specs it would be
great. i am looking for info on if they are indeed a subwoofer or a part
of a component set, free air or if they need an enclosure and specs, and
frequency range they play. thanks!

[Pat M]

Fs= 42.5Hz
Vas=1.15 cf
Qts=.70
Qes=.90
Qms=4.2
Sd=27.38 sq"
Xmax= +/-.23"
Power req. was 90w max

As for enclosure info you want a 1cubic foot enclosure for subwoofer
application or if you wanted to do a midbass application then you would want
a .5 cubic foot enclosure with a bandpass crossover setting of 75hz-170hz.

Any other questions just let me know.
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Pat M
"Adrion" > wrote in message
...
> hi all. i just ran across a 7" speaker pair from a/d/s. model number is
> CS700, says 4 ohm subwoofer on them. if anyone has the specs it would be
> great. i am looking for info on if they are indeed a subwoofer or a part
> of a component set, free air or if they need an enclosure and specs, and
> frequency range they play. thanks!

[Adrion]

In article <80Xsg.1078$qd3.101@trndny05>,
"Pat M" > wrote:

> Fs= 42.5Hz
> Vas=1.15 cf
> Qts=.70
> Qes=.90
> Qms=4.2
> Sd=27.38 sq"
> Xmax= +/-.23"
> Power req. was 90w max
>
> As for enclosure info you want a 1cubic foot enclosure for subwoofer
> application or if you wanted to do a midbass application then you would want
> a .5 cubic foot enclosure with a bandpass crossover setting of 75hz-170hz.
>
> Any other questions just let me know.

thanks for the info. i was hoping to mount these free air in my doors
and use them with a hlcd but the xover point is 750hz. are the enclosure
sizes you list per woofer or each?

[Pat M]

Yup the xover point is too high. As for enclosure sizes that is per woofer.
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Pat M
"Adrion" > wrote in message
...
> In article <80Xsg.1078$qd3.101@trndny05>,
> "Pat M" > wrote:
>
>> Fs= 42.5Hz
>> Vas=1.15 cf
>> Qts=.70
>> Qes=.90
>> Qms=4.2
>> Sd=27.38 sq"
>> Xmax= +/-.23"
>> Power req. was 90w max
>>
>> As for enclosure info you want a 1cubic foot enclosure for subwoofer
>> application or if you wanted to do a midbass application then you would
>> want
>> a .5 cubic foot enclosure with a bandpass crossover setting of
>> 75hz-170hz.
>>
>> Any other questions just let me know.
>
> thanks for the info. i was hoping to mount these free air in my doors
> and use them with a hlcd but the xover point is 750hz. are the enclosure
> sizes you list per woofer or each?

[Chad Wahls]

"Adrion" > wrote in message
...
> In article <80Xsg.1078$qd3.101@trndny05>,
> "Pat M" > wrote:
>
>> Fs= 42.5Hz
>> Vas=1.15 cf
>> Qts=.70
>> Qes=.90
>> Qms=4.2
>> Sd=27.38 sq"
>> Xmax= +/-.23"
>> Power req. was 90w max
>>
>> As for enclosure info you want a 1cubic foot enclosure for subwoofer
>> application or if you wanted to do a midbass application then you would
>> want
>> a .5 cubic foot enclosure with a bandpass crossover setting of
>> 75hz-170hz.
>>
>> Any other questions just let me know.
>
> thanks for the info. i was hoping to mount these free air in my doors
> and use them with a hlcd but the xover point is 750hz. are the enclosure
> sizes you list per woofer or each?

With a Qts of .70 they are actually intended for free-air use. They will
play up to 750 cycles no problem as they are probably ntended to play much
higher when mated to a dome.

The only problem you may run into is them not being sensitive enough to keep
up with the horns, you may run out of power handling or power at higher
levels.

What driver is on that horn that will allow you to cross down to 750 cycles
and still take healthy power?!

Chad