Building field coil speakers Rullit Aero

My pleasure, Lautreamont!

Yes, you're correct. The Qts parameter of the driver changes value with voltage, which may allow for use in different applications. Low voltage results in high Qts, which can work for a sealed enclosure, or open baffle design. Conversely, high voltage lowers Qts, which may work well for a ported enclosure. Of course, there are always trade-offs. Lowering voltage for a high Qts comes at the cost of sensitivity.

This is very satisfying and good news - thank you very much. I appreciate all the informative posts on this forum - I learn something new every day.

I will try to investigate the matter more in the coming time and then come with a conclusion. It seems that there's a hope that I can find a cabinet that brings the best out of the Rullit and then match it with a single ended amplifier that produces enough power to tame the "beast" of the field coil while ensuring that there is room enough in my apartment.
 

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