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Old 23rd June 2003, 03:34 PM   #1
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i have recently bought a set of 2 bass drivers, and 2 tweeters for us in a car. the tweeters are about 1" accross (inside plastic housing so i cant see), and the bass drivers are approx. 8" with built in metal grill. i do not have any info for these drivers, and they have no name. i bought them from LIDL (spelling?), which is a suppermarket in england, for £10 , which i thought was good, even if they were rubbish.

i wish to use the bass drivers in a subwoofer/subwoofers. how can i find the approx. box size required? the drivers are 4 ohms.

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hi matt, for determining the thielle-small parameters try rod elliott's site www.sound.au.com he has a very good article on that, and then just use winisd to determine the box size and type.
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do i really need to do all that? do i need to find all the values? cant i just guess how big the box should be?
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you need those parameters if you want a good sound out off those speakers, otherwise you will spend a lot of time and effort with nothing to show for it
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ok, i have all the equipment, just not the time, ill have to make some though.
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good luck and i hope we hear about how things went (by the way i'm sorry about the "," at the end of the URL i hope it wasn't much trouble)
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good luck and i hope we hear about how things went (by the way i'm sorry about the "," at the end of the URL i hope it wasn't much trouble)
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no, i noticed that when the page didnt load and i looked at the address bar.
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