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Join Date: Jan 2009
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Take S3 down to 100 cm2 and you have a perfect rectangular 27L box. 30hz = 99.70 dB's & 11.29mm @ 21.34hz
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Hi BP1Fanatic,
When I messed around with this driver I thought it was a little too touchy on the Wizard sliders when I reduced the volume to about 35 L, and it lost about 5 dB. Also, the impulse response looked bad. By the way, I found that adding about 5mH to the Le helped. But yes, it can be done. Regards,
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It lost 5 dB's compared to which design specs?
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Hi bjorno,
In Post #10: it looks like you're using 2 drivers in an isobaric configuration, and adjusted the T/S parameters respectively, you may want to double the Le as you're using the drivers in series. Regards,
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Hi BP1Fanatic,
To my 100 L one. Regards,
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Two 34L boxes puts me at 107 dB's @ 29.65 hz. Four boxes = 113.5 db's.
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Thank you TB46, Luckily a correct double Le makes almost no difference to the shown FR. b |
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