This is a super kit, top quality components matched to give you a fantistic sound. You get the components to build One Center Channel Speaker, as a dual woofer design, you get the following.
- (2) 5 1/4" Polk Audio Woofers (4 ohm) Shielded
- (1) 1" Silk Dome Tweeter (8 ohm) Shielded
- (1) Two Way Crossovers
Over All Specifications to expect
- Power 20 to 150 Watts RMS Per Channel at 8 ohms
- Impedance 8 ohms
- Frequency response 40 Hz. to 20 kHz.
- Efficiency 90 dB at 1 watt at 1 meter
Polk Audio Woofer Specifications
- 5.25" Polly Cone Shielded Woofer
- Impedance 4 ohms (you wire in series to get you 8 ohm load)
- Weight 3 pounds each
- Revc - 3.4679 ohms
- Fs - 56 Hz.
- Zmax - 68 ohms
- Qes - 0.4969
- Qms - 9.2893
- Qts - 4717
- Le - 0.3484 mH (at 1 kHz.)
- Vas - 22537.9746
- BL - 0.1401 N/A
- Sensitivity - 90 dB
- Frequency response 40 Hz. to 7 kHz.
Tweeter Specifications
- 1" Silk Dome Soft Tweeter
- 8 ohms
- Power 75 watts
- Sensitivity - 89 dB
- Frequency response 1.8 kHz. to 20 kHz.
- Weight .5 pounds each
Misc. Information
If you buy two kits, you can use them to build a nice set of small towers, or a bookshelf speaker design. Then use the vertical layout for best performance.
-
- Cabinet requirements are pretty basic, you should be fine keeping it around .5 cf. Ported works well for these woofers.
- Wiring; the crossover to the speakers is very straight forward. We putting the woofers in series. Take the positive lead from the crossover and connect to the positive terminal of woofer #1. Then you will need a length of wire. This wire connects between the negative terminal on woofer #1 and goes to the positive terminal on woofer #2. Finally you run a lead from the Woofer Negative terminal of the crossover to the negative tab of Woofer #2.This completes wiring the woofers in series.
- Hooking up the tweeter is easy, you run a lead from the crossovers Tweeter positive terminal to the positive tab of the tweeter. Then from the crossovers negative Tweeter terminal to the negative tab of the tweeter.
- For best response use a tweeter centered design ( Horizontal Layout ), see picture below.
Horizontal Layout
Click on an image to enlarge
|