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Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Paarl
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I only have the following parameters for the subwoofer
frequency range - 20Hz - 700Hz impedance 8-ohm max power 750W spl - 89dB Fs - 25Hz It is a 12" subwoofer made by audio X (one of those cheap brands) Which enclosure volume will be best for this subwoofer? |
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For home, try it in a 1.5 - 2.5 ft3 sealed box.
For auto, these cheapie subs generally work pretty well in a 1 - 1.5 ft3 sealed box. If this is an auto sub, it will probably not sound very good in your house due to a high Qts (which is unknown of course). I would not go ported since you have no way of optimizing it, and definately not bandpass for the same reason (and bandpass is a huge compromise with any sub). Good luck.
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