I'm trying to find specs for a Boston Acoustic 5.4 LF woofer. I've found the 5.0 LF, the 6.0 LF and the 6.4 LF, but can't seem to come up with the 5.4. I e-mailed Boston Acoustics and got a reply stating that they do not publish those specifications for the public.
Anyone know of a place I can find these specs?
Anyone know of a place I can find these specs?
It's really not that difficult, maybe you're under the impression that you need lots of equipment. Read through http://sound.westhost.com/tsp.htm all you'll need is a multimeter, sine wave generator and an amp (other assorted resistors and wood etc)...
As stated previously- I don't own a multi-meter, a sine wave generator, or any assorted resistors. I will eventually own these things and test speakers myself so that I can determine their specs. In the interim, it would be nice to just plug some numbers in to a pre-existing software program to see what I have to work with.
Nobody out there can recommend a place to find these specs?
Nobody out there can recommend a place to find these specs?
If you can't find the info on the web, maybe it ain't out there. Ask Boston acoustics for a recommended enclosure instead.
A cheap Multimeter (analog or digital but should have a low voltage scale of 200 or 400mV) might run you $20-$50.
You can use your soundcard as a signal generator and frequency counter by downloading a program like "nchtone".
A couple resistors costs a couple bucks, tops.
Go to google and search for: dick pierce impedometer
to find out how to measure T/S parameters.
A cheap Multimeter (analog or digital but should have a low voltage scale of 200 or 400mV) might run you $20-$50.
You can use your soundcard as a signal generator and frequency counter by downloading a program like "nchtone".
A couple resistors costs a couple bucks, tops.
Go to google and search for: dick pierce impedometer
to find out how to measure T/S parameters.
Speaker Database
Just so happens I have seen this driver in a speaker database from Audio Nova Magazine, in fact a ton of drivers are on this site.
Here is the link:
http://www.audio-nova.com/docs/spkrdata.htm
Just so happens I have seen this driver in a speaker database from Audio Nova Magazine, in fact a ton of drivers are on this site.
Here is the link:
http://www.audio-nova.com/docs/spkrdata.htm
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