i never knew what this is ... i have to check ....But does your driver has a vented pole ?
i never knew what this is ... i have to check ....But does your driver has a vented pole ?
I think it is the hole through the magnet, and Ahujas have them, so the answer will be yes.i never knew what this is ... i have to check ....
Not really, they are generally quite heavy.Curtain rod ends could be a great idea. Something like a hollow pipe which stays stuck to the centre and you can screw different shapes on to the other end. Sounds easier than what can be done but not a bad idea. May be quite doable and more so with vented poles.
Thank you for sharing the paper. Its an interesting read !!I tried something like this Decware phase plug white paper.
I had used simple curtain rods plated with Crome. I think I used 3/4" one.
I followed the white paper but could not follow it completely as I did not have the formulae. I had used simple Helmholtz one from net, and did a quick one. You can use various light material, or mseal to make the internal of the plug. I had used a metal cap for each which was inserted deep to the required depth. The plug was magnetically stuck to the back magnet and was inserted from the front (whizzer cone side).
It worked but not much per my audience. I did not check what was the impact of cutting out the dust cap. It definitely has reduced cone mass.
I think the total change as a whole was effective to have a better high frequency imaging and little higher SPL.
Hope it helps.
Curtain rod ends could be a great idea. Something like a hollow pipe which stays stuck to the centre and you can screw different shapes on to the other end. Sounds easier than what can be done but not a bad idea. May be quite doable and more so with vented poles.
Actually I taught of glueing a half rupee coin at the bottom of wooden phase plug.
This will stick to the magnet easily.
Pics of sone 8 incher full ranger which I had built few years back ......
Ok....got it !!!!IMO not a good idea for the final setup. De-routing magnetic field lines from the top of the pole piece will adversely affect the driver's linearity. For trials the coin trick should be fine.