Mini-Micro Subwoofers?

[cyberspyder]

Any plans for tiny subs, to go with a computer system?

[benchtester]

Hi there,

I don't have a design but I have been looking at small woofers and subwoofers that might fit your needs well.

The three questions:

How small should the box be?
How low in frequency do you want?
Is your source mono or stereo?

As always, compromises must be made.

[planet10]

Creative Sound SDX7 will fit in as small as a sealed 1/8 ft^3 box.

dave

[MJL21193]

Originally posted by cyberspyder
Any plans for tiny subs, to go with a computer system?

Tiny subs need tons of eq to produce anything resembling bass. Pick one that has big excursion that you can drive the heck out of.

[EWorkshop1708]

Originally posted by MJL21193



Tiny subs need tons of eq to produce anything resembling bass. Pick one that has big excursion that you can drive the heck out of.

http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/showd...number=264-831

[MJL21193]

[y8s]

it's too bad you just missed those subs on special sale at partsexpress! I think they were under $20.

[dangus]

Why bother with "tiny"? Just stick it under the desk and the size doesn't matter. I'm using the box I orginally built for a Mustang hatchback, about 2.4 cubic feet. It makes a nice footrest.

[EWorkshop1708]

Originally posted by y8s
it's too bad you just missed those subs on special sale at partsexpress! I think they were under $20.

DAMN!

I was just about to get one this Friday..........

Now I'll just look around for an alternative or until the price comes back down.

[Taterworks]

Parts Express still has the other Tang Band 5.25" sub for under $20. I'm just bummed that they discontinued the 4" W4-992S driver. I bought a pair to use in a couple of tiny subwoofers for some ultra-small full-range speakers I have that use Tang Band W3-594S drivers in small sealed boxes, but nobody else will be able to build them unless they already bought some of the W4-992S during the clearance sale.