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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: Brasil
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Hi folks,
I have a pair of 15 inch Dayton ST385 and plan to build a enclosure for it. I listen to all kinds of music, specially classical and jazz, so it needs to get a low bass and without boomyness, a tight bass that get low to 20Hz is all I want. I will use active crossover with a scan speak 8545 crossed at 300Hz and a SS Ilumminator 6600 TW crossed at 2Khz So I;m planning to build an bass reflex enclosure. The programs I'm working, winISD and the german site (forgot the link), troelsgravensen, all give me different volumes and port sizes, what is the most accurate? Fs - 18.8Hz Vas - 301 Qts - 0.32 WinISD Vb 140,4 Fb 23.82 German site: Vb 171.57 Fb 22.02Hz troelsgravensen does not gives me a result but in his projects he uses a number between this two. in what should I trust? Does transmission Line give me better results? Thz to all and a happy new year. Murillo |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Western Sydney
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re:"what is the most accurate?" - depends on what alignment the software designer has chosen, in practise there won't be much difference in the outcome. FWIW I use Unibox.
The price for getting down to 20 Hz is a huge cabinet - a smaller cabinet (say 70 - 90 L tuned to the high 20s) will get you to the low to mid 30s, which is more than is needed for good music reproduction.
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Impedance varies with frequency, use impedance plots of your drivers and make crossover calculations using the actual impedance of the driver at the crossover frequency |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: Brasil
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Thx Pete for the info, I will look at Unibox to see what it suggests.
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Cascais
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BR it's a better choice. Your alignment as to do with your options or type of use. Let's say that a simulated ideal one it's this here, DAYTON ST385-8, VB = 138.2 L, FB = 18.7 Hz, 86.7 dB/2.83V/m. F-3 dB 28 Hz F-6 dB 21 Hz F-12 dB 15 Hz Each one will measure it's different T/S parameters for his driver (not the standard) and will choose also different alignments. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: Brasil
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I think I will use a 155 liters with fb of 22Hz based in the troels project Jansen 1071 adapting it to a 15 inch version as he uses a 10 inch.
My measuring for the woofer cabinets in the unibox are of 136,4L with fb in 24Hz, but as winISD gives me 141L and mh-audio gives me 170L, 155L is in it's range. The dimensions are external, 18mm wood.) Woofer box: H 87cm W 42cm D 52cm 155L internal MID/TW box H 38cm W 25cm D 33cm 21,5L internal Jensen-1071 |
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Cascais
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Late post but here are some suggestions:b
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: Brasil
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thx for all info. I will try first in an enclosure of a speaker that it's already done and it's very near your measures, 167L.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: Brasil
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I just came with a ption of installing it in 2 different boxes
BOX 1 VB 220L Fb 20,78Hz F3 21.99Hz BOX 2 VB 160L Fb 23Hz F3 25.79Hz What is the recommended by you guys??? thx |
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