SOLD SOLD Acoustic Elegance TD15LO Dipole Best Driver for open baffle NEW!!

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hum4god

Hi

I SOLD  some brand new still packed , never opened Acoustic Elegance TD15 LO drivers.
 this is the chance to buy the drivers and actually receive them right away and not wait for months wondering when they will arrive. i ordered mine in December and they just got shipped to me , so it took almost 5 months to get them.
they have an outstanding reputation for being the best woofers available for open baffle dipole application. the 12" AE dipole is used in the Feastrex Granada speaker .
 while i was waiting to receive my drivers my plans changed and now i have these great drivers i do not need anymore. refund or change of my order is unfortunately not offered by AE.

i have 4 drivers available and will offer them in pairs , price is $299 for each driver plus shipping, as i said they are new in box .
they are 8 ohm , two voice coils ,can be wired in series or parallel to give a 4 or 16 ohm impedance.


 this driver was a special request by Lynn Olson with exceptional extension into the midrange .it is a combination of the TD15 dipole and the TD15M, with very high efficiency. do a google or look for more information on the acoustic elegance forum or diyaudio dot com.

here is what Lynn had to say about them:

The drivers are essentially TD15M cones, spiders, and cloth accordion surrounds, with Dipole15 voice coils and magnet structures. What I wanted was a reasonably efficient woofer similar in character to an Altec 515/416, with a high-quality cone, spider, damped cloth accordion surround, and underhung voice coil, combined a Qts and Fs suitable for open-baffle or IB use.

As you can see, the new drivers are midway between the TD15M and the Dipole15's, and feature the advanced technology of the Lambda series: underhung voice coil, extended pole piece & heat sink, magnetically shielded gap structure, very low inductance, and a flat and stable BL product (and inductance) as the voice coil moves back and forth.

These drivers should complement existing widerange woofers and midbass drivers, and offer higher quality in the midbass region than the high-Q guitar speakers that are typically used for open-baffle bass-augmentation applications. Unlike a guitar speaker with the characteristic limited Xmax and a sharp 5~10 dB peak in the 2~5 kHz region, the new drivers have 9mm peak (18mm total) Xmax, and flat response in the 1~5 kHz region, which relaxes filtering requirements substantially.

payment by postal money order is preferred. here are the specs: Fs: 33.8Hz Qms: 19.4 Qes 0.86 Qts 0.82 Vas 311 Liters Cms 0.3 mm/N Mms 74 grams Sd 855 cm2 Rms .81 Kg/S Bl: 7.5 T/m Re: 3.1ohms Z 4 ohms Le 0.0375 mH Pe (max) 100 Watts Pe (transient) 250 Watts 1WSpl: 93.5 dB 2.83V: 97.6dB Linear Xmax 9 mm (peak) Mech Xsus 12 mm (peak)
« Last Edit: 2 Mar 2013, 04:53 am by hum4god »

JohnR

I don't suppose I could try and persuade you to at least try and build a pair of those into a prototype? :) As far as I can tell you have everything you need already to make a stunning speaker. You don't need to spend a lot of time and money on the prototype baffle, with some fine-tuning of the crossover and eq I think you'd be rather pleased...

Just a thought. If I was in the US and didn't already have more woofers than I know what to do with :lol: I'd jump on a pair :D

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Are these still available?

hum4god

Are these still available?

no they sold a long time ago

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Thanks for the reply.