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Title: SoundProfessionals Battery Box Plans
Post by: Wiesel on December 23, 2004, 12:45:57 PM
Has anybody ever opened a SP battery box and built a plan of it? Or is is the circuit anywhere available?
Title: Re: SoundProfessionals Battery Box Plans
Post by: jk labs on December 29, 2004, 07:34:06 AM
Has anybody ever opened a SP battery box and built a plan of it? Or is is the circuit anywhere available?

No need to copy. Build your own.

http://webpages.charter.net/tidmarsh/binmic/
Title: Re: SoundProfessionals Battery Box Plans
Post by: Wiesel on January 10, 2005, 08:23:09 AM
I've aready built my own battery box... but the point is, that the SP battery box has for example a variable bass roll-off, and also other options which can be useful... and the building plans on the net that i've seen so far, don't offer such options.

And I'm no electronic engineer and not able to built such a box on my own :(
Title: Re: SoundProfessionals Battery Box Plans
Post by: kuba on January 29, 2005, 12:02:31 PM
I've aready built my own battery box... but the point is, that the SP battery box has for example a variable bass roll-off, and also other options which can be useful... and the building plans on the net that i've seen so far, don't offer such options.

And I'm no electronic engineer and not able to built such a box on my own :(

I bet the variable roll-off is achieved by using several condensors. By connecting them in different ways (e.g. by some switches) you get different total capacity and therefore different roll-off freq. I hope it's clear, my English sucks  ;D

All you have to do is write down required roll-off frequencies, calculate capacaties accordingly, choose 2-5 condensers matching calculated capacities when connected together... etc.  :P

(http://roio.o106.com/c.gif)
Very easy, isn't it  ;)