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Join Date: Sep 2008
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Hi
I have been thinking about building a sub for some time now and Im basically doing this as a warm-up project for the bigger one that Ive got planned for a few weeks. Anyway, Ive managed to get a hold of a Targa Autosound x-150-i, 15 inch 500w (250wrms) 4 ohm sub. The only details i can get for the thing are: Size 15" Power 250Wrms 500Wmax Imp. 3.9 Ohm Res. 29.5Hz Sens. 87dB Mag. 156x20mm (49oz.) Qms 4.33 Qes 1.16 Qts 0.92 Vas 159L Box 1.4f³ min. Also got this from another thread - X-150 Z=3R9 Fs=29.5Hz SPL=87dB Qms=4.33 Qes=1.16 Qts=0.92 Vas=159 litres I beleive those T/S figures are for the non 'i' model, which as far as a know (which isnt very far at all) looks different but apart from the looks i dont know. It does recomend a 1.4cf sealed box, but Im looking for some subsonics even if its not the worlds greatest sound quality. Anyway, I need a bit of help designing a box for this driver. I will be extracting a 220w rms plate amp off of a Dream HiFi sub that i got off ebay to use with the Targa. Trying for a ported box with a tuning of around 20hz. Will be used mainly for gaming and HT use with a bit of music every now and then. I would like to keep the box size to a minimum. I did not pay much for this sub so Im basically just seeing how they hold up when given the proper treatment. There was NO included paperwork with the driver (it really was just a box with a sub in it!), and the specs that written on the box I have supplied. Any suggestions or ideas will be greatly appreciated. |
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Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Chamblee, Ga.
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Hmm, you've already gotten some advice here, so what are you wanting from us? I mean short of a TL this driver's Qts is way too high for a typical ducted port alignment unless well stuffed to make it ~aperiodic.
Anyway, in the future please reference any other threads so we won't potentially waste time on following a path already traveled. GM
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Norlane; Geelong: Victoria: Australia
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May be not as a subwoofer, but I just punched those parameters into a quick open baffle program and they work OK in a biggish baffle.
I think those woofers are still avaliable from WES,
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