[Vulcan00]

What would happen if you used the accuton mid with the raal tweet in the HT3 enclosure? Heck throw the high extention 10" woofer in too.

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[Big Red Machine]

You would have a Soundscape w/o the open baffle.

[DMurphy]

You would have a Soundscape w/o the open baffle.

Not quite.  The HT3 and the SoundScape10 use exactly the same woofer.  The only difference is in the box tuning method.  The HT3 uses a conventional bass reflex tuning that takes useful bass response down to around 29-30 Hz.  The SS10 uses Jeff Bagby's passive radiator system, which adds another 10 Hz to the bass extension.   

[Vulcan00]

Not quite.  The HT3 and the SoundScape10 use exactly the same woofer.  The only difference is in the box tuning method.  The HT3 uses a conventional bass reflex tuning that takes useful bass response down to around 29-30 Hz.  The SS10 uses Jeff Bagby's passive radiator system, which adds another 10 Hz to the bass extension.   

Dennis:

Would this require additional crossover work?

[DMurphy]

Oooooh  Yeahhhh.  A completely new crossover.  And I couldn't promise that the Accuton version would sound better than the W18. 

[TomW16]

This reminds me of when Dennis designed a crossover to add a woofer to my Ellis 1801s and the only part of the original crossover that I could reuse was a single resistor.

The speakers are still sounding amazing Dennis!

Thanks.
Tom

[DMurphy]

This reminds me of when Dennis designed a crossover to add a woofer to my Ellis 1801s and the only part of the original crossover that I could reuse was a single resistor.

The speakers are still sounding amazing Dennis!

Thanks.
Tom

That resistor must have been an oversight.  I can't say as I remember anything about this project, but I'm glad it worked out.   What was the woofer? 

[TomW16]

Hi Dennis,

The woofer is a now discontinued 10" Peerless that I believe you also used for the MB0W1 3-way at one time.  It certainly did work out wonderfully 

Cheers,
Tom