Hi I'm new to the forum. This is my first t-line enclosure I built for my 8" subs. Pics here
Rather large gap here Hopefully silicone will fix it!
Still need to cut holes for the drivers and glue everything tomorrow...
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Rather large gap here Hopefully silicone will fix it!
Still need to cut holes for the drivers and glue everything tomorrow...
Rather large gap here Hopefully silicone will fix it!
One question, are 45 degree angles necessary in a t-line?
FWIW, I mix sawdust with wood glue to form a putty to seal gaps, etc..
Only if you feel you need them to brace a corner.
GM
One question, are 45 degree angles necessary in a t-line?
No. The increase in cross-section at the bends will act as low-pass filters, decreasing ripple.
A driver offset can be used to help kill the 1st undesirable harmonic.
dave
They should ideally be butted together, though if using an offset driver positioning, then measure down its inside length from the closed end and mark it off at 0.349x its measured axial length, then locate the drivers equidistant on either side of this mark and space them a bit to allow a ~0.75" square 'rod' brace be glued to the back of the baffle between the drivers. If this pushes them up into/over the first fold, then mount them with the first driver at the closed end next to the terminus.
GM
GM
I mounted the drivers parallel in the middle and sealed everything together. One driver is flipped around because i was told that this reduces cabinet vibration and lowers distortion. The end result is AWESOME BASS!!! Nice clean and low.. Correction, these are actually 6" drivers (measured from screw holes across). Hits hard down to 30 hertz but has a noticible dip at 40-50 hertz though. Are there any fixes for this other than EQ-ing?
Ok, i've put the sub in a corner and now it sounds more balanced but still a bit weak in the 40-50 region. Anyone want some pics?
Yes please !
Here you go!!! Not the best cuts in the world but it works beautifully!
My first two ported boxes on the left..
Drivers here
Massive port compared to the old port
Enjoy!!! I might post up a video later..
My first two ported boxes on the left..
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Drivers here
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Massive port compared to the old port
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
Enjoy!!! I might post up a video later..
heres a before shot next to a stack of discs
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Hits hard down to 30 hertz but has a noticible dip at 40-50 hertz though. Are there any fixes for this other than EQ-ing?
Hard to say without complete design details, room dims, but if you have a ~12.5 ft high ceiling, this will cause it.
GM
Strange thing is that the dip was present even with my ported boxes which could mean that its the drives themselves? But anyway, positioned at a corner and its nearly perfect; well for me anyway
Not likely, so all the more reason to believe it's either a room mode or something funky in the signal chain.
GM
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