JimJ

I've got plans for a two-way tower with SS 9500 soft domes and 7" C-Quenzes...damn those drivers are tempting Couldn't afford the $800+ in parts this go-round though.

Good sounding horns aren't meant to be small

Yeah, the BK-16 cabs aren't known for being really great for those drivers.

What didn't you like about them? I've heard those cabinets are bass-shy and a little peaky...mine definitely won't be My 168Sig's are arriving tomorrow, methinks...

Madisound showroom? I see Fostex horns...Scans...awesome stuff What kind of amp is that?

What's the inductance on those like? They look like a modernized version of the Altec Voice of the Theater woofers...Altec used them with either a 300, 500 or 800Hz horn/compression driver and they flat out jam

DIYAudio.com might be a good place to look as well, I know there are a bunch of people there with IB setups. Whole lot cheaper than a $600 acrylic box, that's for sure

Grrr...I was checking out prices on JBL/Altec woofers a few weeks ago, they're insane... Going to use them as subs?

First stop for anyone doing IB has to be the Cult of the Infinitely Baffled http://home.comcast.net/~infinitelybaffled/ I've thought about it many a time...oh, the things I can't do in an apartment

mafiabattle.net

Careful what you read, CA.com should teach you that IB can be as clean sounding, if not more, than a sealed setup...

IB with plexi? Definitely not something you see all the time, not sure you'd want to see what's behind an IB baffle though

Pfft, I can whistle and know where to set my time delay... "whistling noise* "Yup, just a few ms on the left oughta center it..."

Get Kent over and bring out the heavy weaponry...shoot vids

on to the next problem...blargh

And just as I posted that, I have a fix

Screen shot... Output cell for the formula is the 2998 whatever...that's what I'm trying to minimize. The formula is getting inputs from F2-F4, these are what I want to sum to 1...so each has to be a fraction of one. I'm looking for what to put in the "Subject to Constraints" box to make it work, because whenever I select F2-F4 and make it equal to one, it sets each individual parameter equal to one instead And it won't take =SUM(F2:F4) as an input either. Like I said, probably an easy solution, but it's missing me ATM...

What is it Jim?? Trying to use Solver to do optimization...weighted moving averages and exponential smoothing. So I'm taking inputs from two or three cells, I want them to add up to 1 and be non-negative. I know how to set non-negativity from the Solver options menu, but every time I select the cell ranges and set the constraint to equal 1, it sets all the parameters to one instead. I can't enter the =SUM function into the left side of the constraints menu either.

Anyone here handy with Excel? I have a pretty simple question...the answer is right in front of me but yet I can't seem to make things work

That car is a black hole that destroys anything in it. Better get out before it gets you too...

Crystal CMP 8's

blah indeed. off to Fedex to ship the Klipsch's...big arse-heavy pigs

Yay...it's back

Welcome aboard!

Looks like nothing more than lineoleum, with a lot of attention paid to the making the corners come out right...grout lines look to pretty and small to be real tile