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Join Date: Mar 2007
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Is there any calculators or anything to design a bandpass box? The Driver im using is an Audiobahn AW1200Q
Fs: 31.2Hz Qts: 0.6 Qes: 0.67 Qms: 6.23 Vas: 51 Liters Vas: 1.8 Cu.Ft Le: 2.20mH Mmd: 135 Grams Xmax: +/- 12.5mm Sd: 0.045 M2 EBP: 48 Any help would be great |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: USA, MN
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What are your design goals, car or home, associated equipment, etc....?
4th or 6th order bandpass? - (hopefully 4th with that high Qts) Try www.diysubwoofers.org For software, try WinISD beta. A naive calculation gives: 4th order bandpass fb=52.000 - tuning frequency vf=18.360 - vented volume (liters) vr=28.688 - sealed (rear) volume (liters) fh=94.647 - high frequency cutoff fl=28.569 low frequency cutoff
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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yes it will be a 4th order for car use
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: michigan
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