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« on: 27 Apr 2005, 03:30 am »
Here are the pictures:

http://www.audiocircle.com/index.php?action=gallery;area=browse;album=299

Dual 12" Peerless woofers with a Keiga 1000-watt ICE module amp driving them. Coming in 1-2 weeks is a slightly larger subwoofer with the Keiga amp and two TC Sounds 12" woofers.

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« Reply #1 on: 27 Apr 2005, 03:36 am »
VERY NICE!!



It looks like a sealed cabinet.

With the TC Sounds, can you give a price, and some guestimates on specs?

Thanks

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« Reply #2 on: 27 Apr 2005, 05:26 am »
Wow! :o   Very nice indeed.  I'd be interested in seeing price and specs, too.  I imagine you could make the same thing but passive?

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« Reply #3 on: 28 Apr 2005, 02:35 am »
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VERY NICE!!



It looks like a sealed cabinet.

With the TC Sounds, can you give a price, and some guestimates on specs?

Thanks


Yes, it's a sealed cabinet. I don't have specs yet available for the TC Sounds subwoofer but the cost is $1,750-$1,850 depending on the veneer.

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« Reply #4 on: 28 Apr 2005, 02:49 am »
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Wow! :o   Very nice indeed.  I'd be interested in seeing price and specs, too.  I imagine you could make the same thing but passive?



$1,550-$1,650 each depending on the finish. A passive version won't be available because the amp is integral to this design. The specifications are very close to the Whomp subwoofer except the Citrine uses two drivers, a much more powerful amp, and the -3db point is a little lower (25hz).

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« Reply #5 on: 28 Apr 2005, 02:52 am »
Very nice indeed - way to go Rick.

Having lived with the TC Sounds 10" driver for a while now, I can only imagine what dual 12" drivers could do!!!  

I am curious to see what the F3 point is as I thought with a sealed cabinet it was tough to hit the really low frequencies.

George

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« Reply #6 on: 28 Apr 2005, 03:28 am »
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Very nice indeed - way to go Rick.

Having lived with the TC Sounds 10" driver for a while now, I can only imagine what dual 12" drivers could do!!!  

I am curious to see what the F3 point is as I thought with a sealed cabinet it was tough to hit the really low frequencies.

George


Not every TC 12" is the same  :D

Especially after modification and equalization  8)

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« Reply #7 on: 28 Apr 2005, 03:50 am »
Quote from: zybar
Very nice indeed - way to go Rick.

Having lived with the TC Sounds 10" driver for a while now, I can only imagine what dual 12" drivers could do!!!  

I am curious to see what the F3 point is as I thought with a sealed cabinet it was tough to hit the really low frequencies.

George


That is what a Linkwitz Transform is for...I bet Rick can make this hit exceedingly low.

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« Reply #8 on: 28 Apr 2005, 05:23 am »
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and the -3db point is a little lower (25hz).


What's the F10?  Sounds like a super sub.

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« Reply #9 on: 28 Apr 2005, 05:30 am »
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and the -3db point is a little lower (25hz).


What's the F10?  Sounds like a super sub.


19.5 hz. With a little room gain it has significant output in that area.

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« Reply #10 on: 28 Apr 2005, 06:54 am »
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Very nice indeed - way to go Rick.


I am curious to see what the F3 point is as I thought with a sealed cabinet it was tough to hit the really low frequencies.

George



The TC2+ models extremely well in sealed box alignments.  With room gain and a bit of EQ expect good response down to 20hz or so.

How about a corner design (i.e. pentagon shaped) for use with TacT or DEQX systems ?

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« Reply #11 on: 28 Apr 2005, 08:59 am »
Hello Rick,
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    Good luck with the new additions.[/list:u]
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« Reply #12 on: 28 Apr 2005, 02:40 pm »
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Very nice indeed - way to go Rick.


I am curious to see what the F3 point is as I thought with a sealed cabinet it was tough to hit the really low frequencies.

George



The TC2+ models extremely well in sealed box alignments.  With room gain and a bit of EQ expect good response down to 20hz or so.

How about a corner design (i.e. pentagon shaped) for use with TacT or DEQX systems ?


Sure, that's possible.

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« Reply #13 on: 30 Apr 2005, 06:22 pm »
Four of these would make a great double bass array setup.