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Old 08-08-06, 07:50 PM   #1   |  Link


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Velodyne Subwoofer Driver Pics

Everybody has seen the SVS drivers since day one.
I have even seen some HSU drivers.

Anybody have pics of the Velodyne Drivers starting w/ the DD, SPL, and DSL stuff?
That would be great.

Since, I am on the subject does anyone have pics of the HO drivers for HSU and the AV123 drivers for their subs?
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Old 08-09-06, 12:14 PM   #2   |  Link
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Here is a link to the HGS-10 Acrylic--similar driver to what is in the DD, a little beefier than what is in the SPL an way more overbuilt than the DLS series. As crazy built as this is the DD's are a tad more overbuilt.

http://www.avtalk.co.uk/forum/index....&SQ=1127556913
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Old 08-09-06, 08:53 PM   #3   |  Link
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Great Pic. Holy Crap.
What if someone put that in a larger enclosure and it was a DD series?
Would it still Auto-EQ flat?

MORE PICS.
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Old 08-09-06, 09:10 PM   #4   |  Link
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Thats a cool looking sub. It would be even cooler if it were made from UV reactive Acrylic like those PC cases
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Old 08-10-06, 01:02 AM   #5   |  Link
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Here's the pics from the link. I don't know how to just stick it in the message, so it will be an attachment. PM me if you know how and won't call me stupid.
This link loads up lik 29 pictures.
http://www.avtalk.co.uk/forum/index....&SQ=1127556913
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File Type: jpg Velodyne HGS10 Acrylic.JPG (75.7 KB, 263 views)
File Type: jpg Velodyne HGS10 Acrylic 2.JPG (78.9 KB, 189 views)
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Old 08-10-06, 09:16 AM   #6   |  Link
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Yeah, I kind of always wondered what would happen if velo decided to build a LLT built around one of their amazing drivers and hihgly capable amp with their incredible electronics. I am sure that the drivers are designed specifically for small sealed enclosures though--and they would have to start from scratch for a vented or PR application. I am sure it is within their means, I just don't think in their philosophy. The shear amount of bass they get out of smaller sealed enclosures is more than is needed for 95% of the non bass junky population. Now, for most of the guys in here....that is another story. We are always trying to push the envelope.
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Old 08-10-06, 08:09 PM   #7   |  Link
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since there's a shortage of pics ... will a close up do?
DLS-5000R/CHT-15R
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Old 08-10-06, 11:48 PM   #8   |  Link
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since there's a shortage of pics ... will a close up do?
DLS-5000R/CHT-15R

Take it out. We want to see the motor structure.

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Old 08-10-06, 11:56 PM   #9   |  Link
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Yeah, I kind of always wondered what would happen if velo decided to build a LLT built around one of their amazing drivers and hihgly capable amp with their incredible electronics.
There is more to bass then SPL and that is why velodyne builds subs the way they do.
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Old 08-11-06, 06:29 AM   #10   |  Link
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ha ... im no good tinkering ... I have a pic of the class d amp!
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a3...t/IMG_4539.jpg

you guys should request pics from Bruce Hall or Curt C


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There is more to bass then SPL and that is why velodyne builds subs the way they do.
but then again, the DLS-5000R/CHT-15R is among the highest SPL subs out there.
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Old 08-11-06, 10:01 AM   #11   |  Link
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Thats a cool looking sub. It would be even cooler if it were made from UV reactive Acrylic like those PC cases
One just went on eBay a few weeks ago.
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Old 08-11-06, 10:54 AM   #12   |  Link
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Darn, I missed it!
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Old 08-11-06, 12:43 PM   #13   |  Link
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i thought the grill wasn't removable? i just got one and it doesn't seem like i can take it off.


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since there's a shortage of pics ... will a close up do?
DLS-5000R/CHT-15R
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Old 08-11-06, 01:24 PM   #14   |  Link
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i thought the grill wasn't removable? i just got one and it doesn't seem like i can take it off.

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since there's a shortage of pics ... will a close up do?
DLS-5000R/CHT-15R

I like the bug light it comes with.
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Old 08-11-06, 10:06 PM   #16   |  Link
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I like the bug light it comes with.
me too

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i thought the grill wasn't removable? i just got one and it doesn't seem like i can take it off.


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the grill cloth is a bit flexible ... you can grab hold of the grill and pull out the ring that holds the cloth. I have done this many times but cannot guarantee yours will work.
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Old 08-16-06, 01:03 AM   #17   |  Link
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Curt C mentioned that Velodyne might provide us with pictures of all the drivers.
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Old 08-16-06, 10:26 AM   #18   |  Link
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Question Is that a vent on the bottom?

That looks like a vent on the bottom. I'am not too familiar with Velodyne subs but I though they were all sealed subs (not ported in anyway).
Please correct me if I'm wrong.
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Old 08-16-06, 05:10 PM   #19   |  Link
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most of velodyne's subs are sealed but this model is one of their few bass-reflex subs. according to curt c from velodyne it's a more efficient design.

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That looks like a vent on the bottom. I'am not too familiar with Velodyne subs but I though they were all sealed subs (not ported in anyway).
Please correct me if I'm wrong.
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Old 08-16-06, 08:17 PM   #20   |  Link
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most of velodyne's subs are sealed but this model is one of their few bass-reflex subs. according to curt c from velodyne it's a more efficient design.
Most ported subs are more efficient than sealed.
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Old 08-16-06, 09:03 PM   #21   |  Link
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I wonder how great a Ported DD-18 would be.
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Old 08-17-06, 12:35 PM   #22   |  Link
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Don't know how great a ported DD-18 would be , but there is probably a good reason (SQ) that Velo's top models are all sealed. For sheer output, a $1200 SVS PB-12 Plus/2 would likely out-muscle the DD-18.
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Old 08-17-06, 12:51 PM   #23   |  Link
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nice looking sub[/drul]
I'd be interested in removing the amp and replacing it with a piece of acrylic

ThomasV555, if they let you grab the link to the pictures location.
[img]link to picture.jpg[/img]
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Old 08-17-06, 01:35 PM   #24   |  Link
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Old 08-19-06, 11:22 PM   #25   |  Link
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hey heres some pics of my dsp12's driver


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Old 08-19-06, 11:44 PM   #26   |  Link
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I know you're not supposed to judge a book by it's cover, but that's a pretty weak looking subwoofer driver.
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Old 08-19-06, 11:51 PM   #27   |  Link
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yeah im not gonna lie, i wasnt too impressed when i took it out. its got a decent magnet (55oz) but the actual driver looks like its simply thick paper. but im building myself a new sub so soon this will just be my back up
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Old 08-20-06, 12:11 AM   #28   |  Link
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yeah im not gonna lie, i wasnt too impressed when i took it out. its got a decent magnet (55oz) but the actual driver looks like its simply thick paper. but im building myself a new sub so soon this will just be my back up

There is nothing wrong with paper woofer or subwoofer drivers. Paper is very light and can be pretty strong.

The magnet does look pretty weak but if it performs fairly well to you, who cares.
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Old 08-20-06, 01:09 AM   #29   |  Link
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That's sad looking. I suppose it's all in the enclosure engineering
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...and now we know why it's a vented enclosure.
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