Hi Y'all,
After trying this woofer in a number of Hornresp models, the only subwoofer for the driver "the box 15-300/8A" that I kind of like is a front loaded horn (FLH) of about 362 L_net, I'll attach the Hornresp Input and SPL screens. For a suggested construction (and size comparison) see the Vitavox Thunderbolt (estimated net volume = 560 Litres) The unofficial Vitavox website- Thunderbolt. There are lots of nice 15 inch driver FLHs out there, and with Hornresp (and AkAbak) we can actually simulate their response.
Regards,
After trying this woofer in a number of Hornresp models, the only subwoofer for the driver "the box 15-300/8A" that I kind of like is a front loaded horn (FLH) of about 362 L_net, I'll attach the Hornresp Input and SPL screens. For a suggested construction (and size comparison) see the Vitavox Thunderbolt (estimated net volume = 560 Litres) The unofficial Vitavox website- Thunderbolt. There are lots of nice 15 inch driver FLHs out there, and with Hornresp (and AkAbak) we can actually simulate their response.
Regards,
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Hi hents503,
You could try using two drivers in an isobaric configuration: bass reflex (vented), volume=100L, port I.D.=15.24cm, port length=15.24cm. Should be easy to try out if you already have a box, just mount two driver in clamshell fashion, and tune the box.
Obviously, all of this depends on the accuracy of the T/S paramerters.
Regards,
You could try using two drivers in an isobaric configuration: bass reflex (vented), volume=100L, port I.D.=15.24cm, port length=15.24cm. Should be easy to try out if you already have a box, just mount two driver in clamshell fashion, and tune the box.
Obviously, all of this depends on the accuracy of the T/S paramerters.
Regards,
Hi hents503,
Yes, front-to-front is usually the easiest to try. Obviously, the electrical polarity has to be reversed on one of the woofers, i.e.: they need to move together in the same direction. For maximum distortion cancellation they should be mounted front-to-front (clamshell) or back-to-back (in a tunnel).
Regards,
Yes, front-to-front is usually the easiest to try. Obviously, the electrical polarity has to be reversed on one of the woofers, i.e.: they need to move together in the same direction. For maximum distortion cancellation they should be mounted front-to-front (clamshell) or back-to-back (in a tunnel).
Regards,
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