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Old 19th March 2006   #1
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Fane 15" Bass Speakers

Can anyone comment on these Ferrite/Alnico Fane 15s for bass guitar ?

FANE AX15-300B
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Don't know anything about them. But going by the parameters it looks like the -3dB cutoff would be around 60Hz in a ported box. Kinda excludes the bottom octave. Is that normal for bass cabinets?

100Hz in a sealed cabinet. Probably not the sort of thing you'd want if you're looking for deep tones.

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Don't know anything about them. But going by the parameters it looks like the -3dB cutoff would be around 60Hz in a ported box. Kinda excludes the bottom octave. Is that normal for bass cabinets?

100Hz in a sealed cabinet. Probably not the sort of thing you'd want if you're looking for deep tones.

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In a sealed cabinet what do you think about:

Eminence Gamma 15

or

Eminence Delta Pro 15



Compared to the Fane ...



It's a 120W tube amp.
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i'm facing this one as well...

for my yba-2b...guitar tho i'll probably try it with bass and keys..

there's a 15" jbl alnico i'm going to try...get back at this if the fane(sp?) works out..

i'll let you know
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In a sealed cabinet what do you think about:

Eminence Gamma 15

or

Eminence Delta Pro 15
They both have -3dB cutoffs of about 75Hz, but the Gamma wants a 2.5 cubic ft box while the Delta Pro wants a 4 cubic ft box. If you put the Delta Pro in a smaller box it will sound more resonant around 100Hz. They have similar sensitivities and maximum excursions. You can see the response curves here:

http://www.partsexpress.com/pdf/290-454.pdf
http://www.partsexpress.com/pdf/290-512.pdf

Looks like the Delta Pro would have more presence.

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Looks like the Delta Pro would have more presence.
Thanks for all that ... which one would have more low end in an enclosed cab Ampeg (B-15R) ?
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I'm guessing from the dimensions of the Ampeg that its internal volume is about 4 cubic ft. So, the Delta Pro would have more bass.
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I'm guessing from the dimensions of the Ampeg that its internal volume is about 4 cubic ft. So, the Delta Pro would have more bass.
Internally it's 14" x 20" x 21" ....
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Not a big difference between the two, but the Gamma would probably sound a little over damped.
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