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Join Date: Jul 2010
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Image 2.jpg Image 3.jpg Image 4.jpg well another of my confused questions. Lets solve the mystery woking around with JL 13W7 subwoofer i found some thing amazing. 4 designs were condiered. sealed, vented, passive , sealed with LT figure 1 (transfer function plot) clolours yello=sealed Orange=LT transform Grey=vented Pink PR the vented c4/chebyschev showed maximum output , deepeset with a little hump at 20 hz, the closest was passive with 21 inch exodus PR with 1000 g mass. next was LT transform having good transfer function but the maximum SPL remained same as that of sealed figure 2. The box size and tuning frequnecy is given in Figure 3. The group delay is given in Figure 4. Such a large disparity in SPL out leaves me wondering why JL decides to go sealed ?????????? What route diy should take ??? |
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Join Date: Jul 2010
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A quick follow up. Figure 7 is SPL at 1000 W input .
Image 7.jpg LT transforms seems good on the output SPL at 1000 Watss BUT The cone excursion however shows that LTZ is not an option the excursion skyrockets below 50 Hz . Figure 8 Image 8.jpg |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Toronto and Delray Beach, FL
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Perhaps they just didn't like what a multi-resonant box sounds like, precise calculation of parameters not withstanding?*
B. * Do you believe your model encompasses all that can be said about the sound of a speaker? Most of what matters? Or, um, not a bad starting point but no more than that? Ptolemy thought he had the heavens figured out pretty good and to a crude approximation, he did.
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Join Date: Jul 2010
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its way off the common sense.....paramaters notwithstanding......agreed the sound cannot be defined in technical terms...but its the parameters which are the driver design in the first place......still sealed makes no sense ...
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2007
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logistics of shipping huge, heavy boxes!?
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Join Date: Mar 2009
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You have to take WinISD suggested box choice with a grain of salt!!!
This means who cares if WinISD suggests ported over sealed. There are many, many other factors that go into a design and if you really look at the JL driver you will understand it will perform very, very well in either alignment. Honestly, I have never even cared with WinISD suggested when I model any driver. I choose the alignment that fits the project and I see if the driver works in that alignment. Quote:
btw, in any single box design ported WILL ALWAYS have more output then its sealed cousin!! Its not an apples to oranges comparison either since alignments are usually used for different applications. Quote:
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Brighton UK
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Hi,
Vented PR boxes and/or vented boxes are typically twice the size of sealed. They will always have max SPL advantages over sealed but at very low tunings this is barely a real advantage unless you like organ music. If you don't need the max SPL of vented/PR, sealed with possibly some bass boost makes a lot of sense, half the size and with better transients. rgds, sreten. Note maximum SPLs generally have nothing to do with frequency response.
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Join Date: Mar 2009
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jul 2010
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that means that Jl line is for music consideration and not HT.????
my question is out of curoisity that how could the sealed design be that good in output as widely reported without any LT equilization. while being advertised mostly for HT why it is selaed which is usually for music subs. i would like a comparision with wilson audio watch dog which is passive around 6000 usd using one 12 inch driver and twice the cabinet size with vented design but reported tooo musical ??? |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: S. Florida
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I thought the 13w7, and it's relatives were made for car audio?
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