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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Taipei
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I know it is able to calculate the volume of the bass driver from its T/S parameters. Closed or Vented.
How about the mid-range driver if I cross it at 250Hz(High-Pass) in a closed box? Or it is not so important because it just deal with the frequency above 250Hz? Thanks! |
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As long as there's no bump in the frequency range you'll use the speaker in (or just outside), then you should be fine.
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Join Date: Sep 2008
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I usually design it to always have a rising excursion at lower frequencies, so no hump in the excursion graph. Preferably smooth in appearance.
I also like total Q to be lower than 0.5 |
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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Sydney
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you can model this in Unibox, it is important because it affects the fall-off rate & this interacts with your crossover slope. However it's not critical unless the box is too small, when you start to get an LF hump.
For me, the internal damping & shape of the rear wall are just as important, to avoid internal reflections
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