Enclosure for Kenwood Sub

sigops · 5th September 2004, 03:40 PM

Hi guys

you guys seem pretty good with this stuff, i just got a kenwood 10"sub, im just a newbie with this stuff, but i manage to set everything up, just to test it, runs ok

but i never got a box for the kenwood 10"sub
im looking to make my own box,

does anyone know where i could find the schematics for a 10" sub box, thx

I've been looking around everywhere, and just can't seem to find it

mike.e · 7th September 2004, 05:46 AM

t/s specs required
got the model number??? find the specs on the kenwood site. then tell the Fs,Qts,Vas. Then the optimal box can be decided and built,.

OR

you can just guess and build a 1.5cube sealed box.(and hope!)

Sowerby · 8th September 2004, 05:11 AM

I got a pair of KFC - W3009 's and with them comes an instruction sheet for the 10" version aswel, the recommendation for ported is 1 cubic ft, and for sealed, .8 cubic ft. No band pass given but as ur building it yourself i doubt you will need it. So long as its around those specs it should run fine, my boxes are .5 cu ft over the recommendation, but they are fine.

mike.e · 9th September 2004, 05:44 AM

Note theres usualy 2 versions of the kenwood woofers, the high Qts version(cheepe) and the mid Qts version(expensive)

The high Qts version wont work on a ported box so well where as the mid Qts version will.

having a box 50% bigger than the reccomended will just cause a nicer sound if its a sealed box-it will lower the Qts,decrease Fb a(and increase excursion at the low end.)

5th September 2004, 03:40 PM	#1
sigops diyAudio Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: miramichi	schematic for subs boxes Hi guys you guys seem pretty good with this stuff, i just got a kenwood 10"sub, im just a newbie with this stuff, but i manage to set everything up, just to test it, runs ok but i never got a box for the kenwood 10"sub im looking to make my own box, does anyone know where i could find the schematics for a 10" sub box, thx I've been looking around everywhere, and just can't seem to find it

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7th September 2004, 05:46 AM	#2
mike.e diyAudio Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: NZ	t/s specs required got the model number??? find the specs on the kenwood site. then tell the Fs,Qts,Vas. Then the optimal box can be decided and built,. OR you can just guess and build a 1.5cube sealed box.(and hope!)

8th September 2004, 05:11 AM	#3
Sowerby diyAudio Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: NZ	I got a pair of KFC - W3009 's and with them comes an instruction sheet for the 10" version aswel, the recommendation for ported is 1 cubic ft, and for sealed, .8 cubic ft. No band pass given but as ur building it yourself i doubt you will need it. So long as its around those specs it should run fine, my boxes are .5 cu ft over the recommendation, but they are fine.

9th September 2004, 05:44 AM	#4
mike.e diyAudio Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: NZ	Note theres usualy 2 versions of the kenwood woofers, the high Qts version(cheepe) and the mid Qts version(expensive) The high Qts version wont work on a ported box so well where as the mid Qts version will. having a box 50% bigger than the reccomended will just cause a nicer sound if its a sealed box-it will lower the Qts,decrease Fb a(and increase excursion at the low end.)