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Old 1st April 2010, 09:15 PM   #71
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Also note the 4" port will go into power compression as discussed earlier in this thread. Exactly where the power compression sets in is not to easy to say. If you have the choice to use two 4 inch ports it would be better.
Well because I have two subs, one for each channel and because my neighbours will probably come and beat me up if I play it loud enough to get chuffing from stereo 4" ports with flares both ends . . . . I think 4" will be ok - but I appreciate your logic

And I'm also going to try infinite baffle to see how that compares - perhaps BR for movies & IB for music - we'll see
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Old 1st April 2010, 09:29 PM   #72
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I'm bowing out. I think there are too many cooks in here for the good of the soup.
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Old 1st April 2010, 10:51 PM   #73
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This may sound a little off content right now... but I just want to say that I have installed the longer ports already a week ago now and the difference is very clear. Althought I only have 3'' ports now, I will eventually upgrade to 4'' that follow the sides of the enclosure so that it won't look silly. I am still not completely convinced with the performance of my sub, but it still does sound pretty good when I stay realistic. I will post later my Ideas to integrate ports better. It seems as my computer won't let me upload photos, so I just won't upload them.. And also... Hello mikelm! welcome to the thread!
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This may sound a little off content right now... but I just want to say that I have installed the longer ports already a week ago now and the difference is very clear. Althought I only have 3'' ports now, I will eventually upgrade to 4'' that follow the sides of the enclosure so that it won't look silly. I am still not completely convinced with the performance of my sub, but it still does sound pretty good when I stay realistic. I will post later my Ideas to integrate ports better. It seems as my computer won't let me upload photos, so I just won't upload them.. And also... Hello mikelm! welcome to the thread!
Thanks for your welcome - I'm wondering do you have speaker design software on ur PC ?
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Old 1st April 2010, 11:47 PM   #75
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BTY - this is ur thread about ur speakers so YOU cannot be off topic

I'm sorry if my question went into the foreground for a while, I thought the things that came out might have been mutually interesting

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