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12th September 2008, 03:42 PM
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Small chip amp driven sub-woofer
Id like to make a small sub-woofer around 6-7" to go under my desk and complement the two near-field monitors Ive made.
I can make a small chip amp with an output of around 60w to 4ohms. The question is what kind of filter should I use and has anyone done this before?
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