I have a little 6.5" JBL sub in my car with a sealed box. To make it unobtrusive, I fitted a grille with some speaker cloth stuck over it. Looked fine, no troubles.
Fast forward 1 year and the cloth has some marks and looks tatty (it's an estate and I have dogs and a garden
).
Removed grille temporarily to clean it. Vargas, hmm, turn it up. CLACK CLACK. That's my sub bottoming out!
So, after some investigation, I have concluded that 1uF in series with 10K impedance Kenwood class D amp = 300mmsq speaker cloth
Can I submit that as some sort of mathematical patent or should we just remember that subs need to breathe
Fast forward 1 year and the cloth has some marks and looks tatty (it's an estate and I have dogs and a garden
).Removed grille temporarily to clean it. Vargas, hmm, turn it up. CLACK CLACK. That's my sub bottoming out!
So, after some investigation, I have concluded that 1uF in series with 10K impedance Kenwood class D amp = 300mmsq speaker cloth
Can I submit that as some sort of mathematical patent
or should we just remember that subs need to breathe
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This might work if you are running RCAs to the sub amp. Harrison Labs FMOD Inline Crossover Pair 20 Hz High Pass RCA
Regards,
Matt
Regards,
Matt
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