corElement
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Like the title says. what do you think are good speaker drivers and crossovers made by an Indian company? Mention all like tweeters/midbass/woofers/full rangers etc.
Thanks
Thanks
What are some good Indian made drivers
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ajuvignesh
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Ahuja sk12frx full ranger. I use it as a center channel speaker for my Home theatre.
muralimmreddy
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+1, that paper cones have very natural tonality possibly because of PA pedigree
shafic
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Ahuja!!
'Never recommend Ahuja even for my maid's husband '
Someone mentioned in a thread,
recently.
'Never recommend Ahuja even for my maid's husband '
Someone mentioned in a thread,
recently.
I have purchased Ahuja 12" woofer but did not like them. Later I reconed them based on my requirement of VC, spider, paper cone and surround. This approach works for me. I will be using this reconed Ahuja driver for my current OB project which is coming up shortly.
Ahuja has a strong magnet with a BI of around 17. Also their basket is quite well made and sturdy.
Ahuja has a strong magnet with a BI of around 17. Also their basket is quite well made and sturdy.
rwnano
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IndiqAudio makes their own drivers? that would be one example.
corElement
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how did you recone it? and whered you get the substitute from?
They dont sell drivers for DIY, or do they?
Mumbai, LR
corElement
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I ordered some sweton full range drivers to play with, couldn't find ahuja available for purchase from trustworthy website.
Bolton FR are available at New Delhi - 8"
corElement
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Couldn't find any website carrying it. do you have any link?
greenhorn
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IWAI had some okay reviews
https://www.hifivision.com/threads/iwai-speakers-usage-in-diy-home-theater-5-1.16593/
Are they still selling retail quantitites?
https://www.hifivision.com/threads/iwai-speakers-usage-in-diy-home-theater-5-1.16593/
Are they still selling retail quantitites?
Whom do you go to in LR? References are welcome, TIA
naah_mate83
New Member
How do you find the Sweton full rangers? I’m contemplating buying them.
I bought a pair of 4 inch FR from sweton, as replacement for one driver in a Philips speaker. Service was quick, delivery was fast, drivers sound quite nice.
naah_mate83
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Thank you. I believe you can’t really go wrong especially with the price. And the consensus seems to be favourable for the Swetons so far from whatever I have read online. I’m just wanting to assemble a basic stereo setup for casual listening, nothing special and would like to play around with full range drivers and also delve into open baffles.
sachu888
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TD150
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MX has some drivers.
Peerless (used by GR research), Iwai, Doogiesound, MCM in the premium category.
Sweton in the budget range comes with detailed specs. Award, Audioex & Zipp are popular in the same category, but dont come with specs.
Bolton, Panatone, Toyotone etc are even cheaper. The current bolton units seem not to be related to the brand of yore.
If you are lucky, philips (old stock) & dayton (grey mkt).
Sweton in the budget range comes with detailed specs. Award, Audioex & Zipp are popular in the same category, but dont come with specs.
Bolton, Panatone, Toyotone etc are even cheaper. The current bolton units seem not to be related to the brand of yore.
If you are lucky, philips (old stock) & dayton (grey mkt).
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