What to do with a large broken JVC Loudspeaker cabinet?

[Lojzek]

Hi YashN,

have a look at these quality products and you will probably
be covered for all the measurements you'll ever need.

ARTA Software
REW - Room EQ Wizard Room Acoustics Software

For simulation there is plenty to use, I like the simple ones like:

Jeff Bagby's Software Page
Downloads

Have fun!

 

[YashN]

Thanks Lojzek,

I already have REW, which I used to diagnose my room response to build acoustic panels and bass traps. Will it suffice or I must also use ARTA?

Thanks for the links!

 

[Lojzek]

REW is more than enough.

 

[Bare]

Dumpster diving requires a bit discretion
Often there is genuine reason something has been discarded.

 

[YashN]

Dumpster diving requires a bit discretion
Often there is genuine reason something has been discarded.

I don't care for the posts by the naysayers.

 

[sreten]

Hi,

I don't care what you care about. It is scrap realistically.

Trying to "improve" a Logitech subwoofer is an exercise
in near futility, the best you can do is simply adding some
well placed internal damping, and simply leaving it at that.

You won't make it any better with a very wrong box.

rgds, sreten.

FWIW it appears to be pretty low quality low density
chipboard, rather than MDF, of very low thickness
for the cabinet size, nothing worth saving AFAICT.

 

[Inductor]

I don't care for the posts by the naysayers.

Do you mean dreamers...?

... MajorDarkside said: I remember seeing JVC stuff in a white van once.
White Van Speaker Scam - For your protection

 

[YashN]

Hi,

I don't care what you care about.

Then kindly bugger off my thread, it's not for you.

Trying to "improve" a Logitech subwoofer is an exercise
in near futility, the best you can do is simply adding some
well placed internal damping, and simply leaving it at that.

You won't make it any better with a very wrong box.

Yeah, I know the Logitech isn't the best, but that's why it is possible to improve on it. As others mentioned, it is not yet a given that the enclosure will do as measurements need to be done first.

FWIW it appears to be pretty low quality low density
chipboard, rather than MDF, of very low thickness
for the cabinet size, nothing worth saving AFAICT.

Wrong, the front baffle is MDF, I just checked after removing what was left of the drivers - the back and side do seem to be mere particle board.

I'll ignore your posts since you have nothing positive to contribute.

 

[YashN]

Do you mean dreamers...?

Hehe, maybe. Nothing against dreamer as per the John Lennon definition.

Cheers.