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11th December 2006, 04:37 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Haugesund
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Tuning a PR?
Im building a 2.1 system with Tangband W3 871s and W6-1139sg.
The responsecurve for the W6 is great in a 10-15 liter box tuned to around 30hz, provided that a passive radiator is used. Nobody likes a four foot long port... It's supposed to be a low-cost project, and I got the woofers for just over 25$ so bying a new passive radiator for 50$++ is undesirable... The solution is knocking the magnet of a old seas 25cm driver, and add mass. But how do i calculate the mass needed? Anyone know of a website with some sort of calculator or formulas needed? Best regards Andreas, Norway |
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11th December 2006, 08:31 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2006
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Ok, thanks.
I'll try. |
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