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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Orange County, CALIFORNIACATION
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Hello,
I found this link in another thread: http://www.mhsoft.nl/spk_calc.asp#transmissionline I was wondering what the "C m/s" input in relation to the transmission line enclosure does? ..is "344" really "ideal"..? Thanks for your help! -10k
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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Clifton Park, NY
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Speed of sound defined as 344 m/sec in air is fine. It will change slightly when stuffing is added but probably will not go below 320 m/sec.
Don't use that calculator for TL sizing, it is not correct. |
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Join Date: Dec 2004
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Thank you very much for your input!
Im just trying to fine an easy way out.. Ill actually read through your site one of these days.....
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Unfortunately, there is no free lunch with TLs. You really need to do a lot more work desiging a TL then a bass reflex or acoustic suspension enclosure. A horn is even more work then a TL. The quality of the design is directly proportional to the effort expended.
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Join Date: Dec 2004
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at first i was thinking about copying the SEAS THOR TML for dual SEAS Lotus RW165 midwoofers because the woofers are somewhat similar..but after some searching, i found someone said that the enclosure was not well-designed, so now im thinking of designing my own..but i dont know the first thing about them.... ![]() ill figure it out someday.... unless someone has a design that will work well for them......? Thanks for your replys!
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