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20th July 2011, 01:40 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2011
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Subwoofer enclosure
I have the all parameters for jbl sub cs1215, Qts-0.54,Qes-0.57,Vas-76.7 Lts, Fas-28hz, Xmax - 12.1mm ,Dia -12",then the Vb - 31.57 Lts at Qtc-1,
At sealed rectangle enclosure,L-12.5" ,H - 20.25" D - 7.5" , So i m confused, because diameter is 12", So give any other dimension at that volume for any other type sealed enclosure.... Regards , Gnanasundaram |
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31st July 2011, 06:10 AM
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: bangalore
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As per the dimension W x H x D for Vb=31.57lts looks like it is followed for "Golden Ratio" rules for reducing standing waves.But IMHO, i feel this ratio may not be valid for "real Subwoofers" because the wavelength is too long for it.
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