I'm looking for a "low q" 8 inch sub to be used in a very small passive radiator sub design. I want to try and keep the whole thing under 10" cubed using 3/4" mdf. It needs to handle at least 100 watts rms and have good excursion. Any and all suggestions (except any about using a different design) are greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Sean
Thanks in advance,
Sean
10" cubed using 3/4 inch MDF ?
= 8.5" cubed internal = 0.35cuft = 10.1L.
Nearly half of the external volume (0.58 cuft) is MDF.
An 11" cube gives 0.5 cuft -14L , 12" 0.67 cuft - 19L.
the 8" Tangband sub looks ideal :
http://www.creativesound.ca/details.php?model=W8740C
note : apparently Xmax is genuine, 24mm both way.
🙂 sreten.
= 8.5" cubed internal = 0.35cuft = 10.1L.
Nearly half of the external volume (0.58 cuft) is MDF.
An 11" cube gives 0.5 cuft -14L , 12" 0.67 cuft - 19L.
the 8" Tangband sub looks ideal :
http://www.creativesound.ca/details.php?model=W8740C
note : apparently Xmax is genuine, 24mm both way.
🙂 sreten.
A sub project using the TB 8 was in the last two issues of audioXpress magazine. Another contender at a very low price is the MCM 55-2421.
Newbie question - Port size for 14 Liter box (11" cube)
I'm using winisd and get very long tubes for the 14 liter cube you sugest (11" cube), tuned to 28 Hz (Winisd sugests 92cm long port, with a diameter of 6.8 cm)
Am I making something wrong? How are you going to put a 92 cm long tube in a 28cm cube? You posted also winisd plots, so can you tell me what vent sizes have you obtained?
Thanks
Fernando
I'm using winisd and get very long tubes for the 14 liter cube you sugest (11" cube), tuned to 28 Hz (Winisd sugests 92cm long port, with a diameter of 6.8 cm)
Am I making something wrong? How are you going to put a 92 cm long tube in a 28cm cube? You posted also winisd plots, so can you tell me what vent sizes have you obtained?
Thanks
Fernando
For a cube this size the tangband W8-740 is probably the best choice. There are other very nice 8" subs as well but most of them like bigger boxes. For a box that is a little bigger an Intertechnic MDS08 is a good contender too (nice kevlar membrane, casted chasis).
Fgomes: for BR in such little box, try calculating 3 br ports 20mm internal dia each( copper 22mm water tube?) Raise the Fb to 36Hz, tubes will be approx 130-140 mm long. Is that 14 L nett??
Fgomes: for BR in such little box, try calculating 3 br ports 20mm internal dia each( copper 22mm water tube?) Raise the Fb to 36Hz, tubes will be approx 130-140 mm long. Is that 14 L nett??
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