speaker layout question

[u5_team]

I select the box shell,and I want to place two kind of speaker at the same face,
how can I do that?

[Douglas Marsh]

You should be able to use the Custom MultPass model -- it will require you to define everything (including several unique/different drivers per enclosure/volume). The single, ported, bandbass, etc. presets are like short cuts to common driver / box setups. In Custom MultiPass, you define everything inside the box and the external (shell) dimensions.

The question is are these drivers sharing the same or isolated internal volumes? You can set that up in Custom MultiPass too. I have never combined two dissimilar drivers in the same volume using Custom MultiPass before, that would be interesting.

--Doug

[u5_team]

??!，The question is........,
for example,I want to design 3 way system with a single room.the high,mid&low speaker are different,the the high maye hi-vi speaker,the mid maye JBL speaker,
the low maye ATC speaker.but how can I place these speaker in the same face with a single room?

[Douglas Marsh]

In Custom MultiPass, (I forget exactly how you start off) but you define the number of internal volumes. You define how many drivers are attached to what volumes (what the front and back side are coupled with -- can be external domain), you also define what ports (if any) connect what volumes to what volumes (or port to external domain).

In Custom MP, you can define any [reasonable] thinkable layout -- i.e. some kind of tripple internal volume bandpass setup with internal and external ports however you like them. There are limits to the number of components and inner connecting them all.

However you should be able to define three volumes with one driver in each and no innerconnecting ports (all coupled directly to domain). Then in the 3D layout you would position each domain driving element (ports or drivers) on the external shell.

However if you plan on making a cross over, you would want to model each driver individually and save the Imp, Volt, SPL for import into CrossOver Shop for designing a cross over network. There is a way to import part of the information designed in Xover Shop back into EncShop for further (composite) simulation, but I forget how and haven't done anything except for active crossover simulation anyways in LEAP.

Hope this helps.

--Doug