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Audio/Video Gear and Systems => Single Driver, Wide-Bandwidth Speakers => Topic started by: inrank on 29 Mar 2017, 03:54 pm

Title: Supravox drivers
Post by: inrank on 29 Mar 2017, 03:54 pm
Hi Guys,

I am looking to build a pair of speakers based around the Supravox 165-2000 wide range driver. I plan to use it in a large ~70 Litre Aperiodic enclosure, build to go up against the rear walls.

I have decided on the 165-2000 as I have heard the 215-RTF64 before in OB and really liked them, but I don't really have space for a big OB setup, hence looking at an aperiodic enclosure to tame the high Q of the 165-2000.

I plan to use my DIY Decware Zen, so came to the 165-2000 with its mix of sensitivity, midrange performance and bass. I have had the Veravox 5S previously and this is probably the closest available driver, although a little larger.

I notice that the 'EXC' Field Coil version is very similar price but unsure about a PSU for it, in a simple domestic system.

Has anyone had any experience with either the 165-2000 or 165-2000 EXC?
Title: Re: Supravox drivers
Post by: FullRangeMan on 29 Mar 2017, 04:40 pm
This brand is rarely owned in US, you should check w/Supravox guys your plans, the 165 Coil PSU is a low voltage, just 5 to 10V.
Title: Re: Supravox drivers
Post by: inrank on 30 Mar 2017, 06:55 pm
Thanks, the Field Coil version actually looks better in a sealed box with the lower qts (@10v).

I read somewhere that Field Coils need good ventilation?
Title: Re: Supravox drivers
Post by: FullRangeMan on 30 Mar 2017, 10:07 pm
Correct, it build heat more than magnets.
If the coil operates at low basis it should warm up little, but if the coil are small or works at high basis regimen (+50%) it should heat more.