Hi jwmbro,
You might check your spam folder. Otherwise, write another email to Martin, and if necessary, reach him at the quarter-wave discussion area:
quarter-wave : Quarter Wavelength Loudspeaker Design
You might check your spam folder. Otherwise, write another email to Martin, and if necessary, reach him at the quarter-wave discussion area:
quarter-wave : Quarter Wavelength Loudspeaker Design
Have checked spam, nothing there. But I signed up for the group, will probably need to go there anyway once I get the software.
I'm assuming the MJK ported worksheet is assuming that the port take up the volume of the dimensions (LxHxW) specified. Is this true?
For example: if I have an enclosure dimension of 12" cubed and a port with unknown dimensions, I would have 1 cu. ft. of volume minus the volume of the air contained in the port?
For example: if I have an enclosure dimension of 12" cubed and a port with unknown dimensions, I would have 1 cu. ft. of volume minus the volume of the air contained in the port?
Wrong. The worksheet assumes the port is outside the main volume. I suppose it is obvious that the worksheet also does not take the volume of the driver into consideration either. It is best to build a little extra volume into the design than the model would suggest.
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