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First build
Hi I'm new to the DIY scene but I'm really interested in building by own sub i will be using it mostly for movies and a little music I already own a pioneer ts-w12prs sub which I've had for a while now, I bought it a while back to use in a car but never installed it I was hoping to use this sub with a Bash 300W plate amplifiers in a ported box but I'm not sure about the size kf the box or if it would be any good as a home theater sub. Any input would be appreciated thank you.
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For PIONEER TS-W12PRS try BR enclosure design with 75L/20Hz (VB/FB).
Pioneer TS-W12PRS 12" Subwoofer - long term review + test data(npdang) - DIYMA Car Audio Forum HiVi SP10 DIY Subwoofer Project Number of ports : 2 Distance cent/cent : 20 cm Ports diam. : 4.4 cm Total surface of ports : 30.41 cm2 Ports Length : 27.22 cm Note: Can use different alignment like 75L/22Hz, etc. Number of ports : 1 Distance cent/cent : 0 cm Ports diam. : 7.4 cm Total surface of ports : 43.01 cm2 Ports Length : 29.91 cm On my first link they show different sealed and ported alignments if you notice. Have a nice build.:up: http://www.oaudio.com/300W_SUBAMP.html |
thanks for the reply but isn't a 76L enclosure tuned to 20Hz small? i was playing around with WinISD and i got something like 150L for a ported 20Hz enclosure i could be wrong cuz im new to this but
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Graphical help to sort things out and a ported suggestion= OD_ML-TL (Offset Driver-Mass-Loaded-Transmission Line) = IMO,Superior if compared to the shown BR when properly stuffed using damping material. b:) |
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Optimising f-3dB with those sort of alignments often doesn't sound too good in room, a nice rounded roll-off without a clear "knee" can sound better, and is smaller. rgds, sreten. |
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