Coaxial Compression Drivers. 4590 / 4590P; Point Sources. Coaxial Neodymium Transducers. BMS Speakers GmbH. Rue de Gent 2 30539 Hannover - Expo Park Germany. /r/diyaudio - Do-It-Yourself Audio. Why don't more speakers use a coaxial set up for the woofer and. I've read that even using a bigger midrange coax driver.

I've seen the 12' coax peaveys raw before. The HF driver screws onto the back of the 12 where the 12 has the threads not the HF (no throat on the HF driver). The 12' BW was rated something like 250w RMS, and since I'd never seen one before or since I wouldn't take a chance on it.

BW cones are supposed to be field replaceable but there is no way with these. The 22T diaphram was stock though, easy to change. I looked at coax drivers but decided against it since the cost of recone is much higher and the performance at the level I could afford would be the same or not as good. The wedges I ended up building are pretty damn small anyway so it worked out ok. Coax for a footprint really makes sense when looking at building a 15+2', 12+1' is quite small. The peavey 12' coax and I think there was a 15' vertion were used in a monitor back in the mid 80's.

If i recall there was also a 3 way box using the 12 as well. It is from the era of the built in lid peavey had on some of their speakers. I dont recall it sounding especially good or bad. I Didnt think the 12' vertion sounded as good as the FM1202 EV's we used @ the time, but it did sound better than the Randall monitors we ha. Download Drama Taiwan Fated To Love You Sub Indo Transformer.

I recall the cab was rated @ 150 watts like most peaver mons/speaks @ the time around '88 If you look For the Peavey 'Project V' This box uses the 12' coax. I certainly remember those drivers. They were only made for a few years in the mid 80s. From what I remember they were overall lacking in bottom end (it could have been Peavey's cabinet design but I think it was the driver). They had a conical patterned horn mounted in the center of the speaker (it looked like a whizzer cone but was rigidly mounted to the magnet). I'd guess those have been updated as the originals used the 22A driver (same 1' threads but the 'A' stood for aluminium - the XT stood for titanium). Spotlight On Mysql Keygen Idm. I used (rented) a group of them several times and overall was underwhelmed.