Alto ICE install

iraghava · 11th July 2007, 00:19

Good to see you back Vivek & how the hell can we forget "Your" "CCTB", it's one of the finest jokes to be ever played on Navin!!!

low_bass_makker · 11th July 2007, 01:50

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Originally Posted by Vivekphadnis

clip, download a software called WinISD. It is free. It will not do as much as Calsod or Clio but you can try it. Speaker Workshop is another simulation software which is free.

He has done it already..

And welcome back sir.

clipto333 · 11th July 2007, 13:35

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Originally Posted by Vivekphadnis

Have you guys not forgotten my CCTB yet?

just wanted to let you know that i manufacture corrugated board and boxes. if you want i can send you any size/strength box for the CCTB.

) kidding :-)

navin · 11th July 2007, 16:12

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Originally Posted by clipto333

how much did you pay for the above software and for the LEAP?
any freeware which can do the same thing?

LspCad has a freeware version of it called Lite.
LEAP & LMS was with a friend. He has moved so access to it is now a little cumbersome.
Clio and Calsod I dont have anymore (I used it in the days of DOS).
If you can find MLSSA it is probably the best. I have not used WinISD too much, Vivek uses it I think.

navin · 11th July 2007, 16:13

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Originally Posted by Vivekphadnis

Have you guys not forgotten my CCTB yet?

Never will and Sam is still paying for this "sin".

navin · 11th July 2007, 16:14

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Originally Posted by clipto333

just wanted to let you know that i manufacture corrugated board and boxes. if you want i can send you any size/strength box for the CCTB.

) kidding :-)

Stiffness is the key. A speaker box needs to be light (so that it stores as little energy) but stiff.

clipto333 · 11th July 2007, 17:37

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Originally Posted by navin

Stiffness is the key. A speaker box needs to be light (so that it stores as little energy) but stiff.

you just cant believe how much strength and stiffness a corrugated box or board can have. and it is light weight. but still it is not half as good as mdf or FG. for testing a driver in a corrugated box it would be difficult to mount the driver. also difficult would be to seal it and the fact that it doesnt have the same strength in the bends as the rest of the board. So IMO cctb would give you an idea of how a driver will perform in an enclosure but will not be accurate enough due to the strength loss in some areas of the box.

i think i should give it a try and find out and let you guys know how it performs. i have an advantage that i can build a box of any shape and size with the max strength possible with what we have. maybe i can test my hertz 15" in a ported cctb before building an MDF enclosure. what say guys??

me kidding hehehe.

cheers
clip

santosh.s · 11th July 2007, 19:09

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Originally Posted by navin

Stiffness is the key.

Due to the overhang of your tub-sharing advice in the other thread, I misinterpreted this sentence in the first attempt

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Originally Posted by clipto333

maybe i can test my hertz 15" in a ported cctb before building an MDF enclosure. what say guys??

Why not? CCTB itself is such a breakthrough technology, but you can also try even more advanced technologies like "airtight leather bags with polyfill" (http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/diy-do...tml#post472018)

Vivekphadnis · 11th July 2007, 20:31

Maybe I should patent the CCTB.

Navin, my subwoofer boxes (the MDF ones) are making excellent progress.

santosh.s · 11th July 2007, 20:42

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Originally Posted by Vivekphadnis

Maybe I should patent the CCTB.

yeah, and so should DerAlte!

DerAlte · 11th July 2007, 21:28

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Originally Posted by santosh.s

yeah, and so should DerAlte!

Good idea, Santosh! I'll name you as the beneficiary for suggesting.

Sam Kapasi · 11th July 2007, 23:34

V.Phadu is back!! Let us see more of you here please, from now on.

clipto333 · 12th July 2007, 01:30

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Originally Posted by Vivekphadnis

Maybe I should patent the CCTB.

Navin, my subwoofer boxes (the MDF ones) are making excellent progress.

you should vivek. and im getting serious about testing my sub in your technologically advanced enclosure. :-) (i hope im not offending you in any way, let me know if i am) may i use your technology vivek?

iit will be virtually free for me to test the sub.

thanks
clip

lets just prove it that it is a good technique to use cctb as test encl. i will build a box which will have strength compareable to mdf. im sure i can do it and no one would joke around. so now im on mission CCTB Mfd by leader paper processing in technical tie up with Phadnis Acoustics.lol

navin · 12th July 2007, 14:44

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Originally Posted by clipto333

you should vivek. and im getting serious about testing my sub in your technologically advanced enclosure. :-)

Clip how well will CC mate with polyester resin. CC by itslef will not provide a high enough bending modulus but (tkaing clip's word on it's stiffness) if we impregnate CC with resin it could be cheap and good.

abhibh · 12th July 2007, 14:57

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Originally Posted by clipto333

just wanted to let you know that i manufacture corrugated board and boxes.

I hope it applies for us too

.. Now i don't have to go to the stupid installer and get that stupid boxes they sell...

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