I'm taking a break from my main speaker project and making a lamp speaker out of a 6" acrylic lamp globe using a 3" speaker. The speaker globe fits on a short 6" pvc cyl that houses the electronics. Above the globe is a LED unit.
I could use one of several passive radiators I have but I thought I would try a 1" x 9" port first I need to know if this will work: PVC pipe = Think of a the letter T inside the globe, where the bottom of the T is flared on the edge of the globe and the length inside the globe is 4 inches. At the top of the T, is a coupling with two slightly bent (using heat gun) 2.75 inch bent pvc pipes. Basically, I'm asking if making a T will count in total, the length of about 9 inches.
I could make a 180 degree loop bending the pipe, heating sand inside the pipe to make the bend keep the 1" ID but more work - would it sound that much better?
Or any other suggestions
Thanks
I could use one of several passive radiators I have but I thought I would try a 1" x 9" port first I need to know if this will work: PVC pipe = Think of a the letter T inside the globe, where the bottom of the T is flared on the edge of the globe and the length inside the globe is 4 inches. At the top of the T, is a coupling with two slightly bent (using heat gun) 2.75 inch bent pvc pipes. Basically, I'm asking if making a T will count in total, the length of about 9 inches.
I could make a 180 degree loop bending the pipe, heating sand inside the pipe to make the bend keep the 1" ID but more work - would it sound that much better?
Or any other suggestions
Thanks
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