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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Oxfordshire
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Hi,
I am planning a DIY sub project based on the 10" Seas prestige Aluminium cone L26RFX. I am basing the look on the Cain&cain model: Cain&cain It is mainly to be used for music but will also be connected to a 5.1 setup. So i am considering using a sealed box. I have run it through winISD and the box volume is showing 50 litres but on the Seas site: Seas site it indicates that a sealed enclosure should be 61-71l..i am wondering which i should follow and whether it will make any difference if it is not perfect size.? Second question is which plate amp to use either the BK electric (250Wish) or the rythmic audio (250W). or should it be larger eg 350W.? Thanks in advance, any comments would be very welcome. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Brighton UK
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Hi,
Use WinISDpro to model the amount of power you''ll need. Sealed boxes are very forgiving regarding volume changes, a well stuffed box of 50L should be fine. If you make it bigger I'd say ~ 65L is your maximum as a bigger driver would be better IMO, (though the excursion of the 10" is very good). Also checkout here for sub amps ; http://cpc.farnell.com/jsp/home/homepage.jsp |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Sweden
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I too had an idea to use the Seas L26 as a music sub a while back. Check out the thread "Seas L26 muscial sub", there might be some info there (if you haven't seen it already).
Seas L26 musical sub - amplifier choice M.A. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Oxfordshire
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thanks for replies and links.
more research required i think but reckon a 250W should be fine. although 350W would give me greater flexibility if i choose to change driver in the future. I just love the look of the seas Al cone so i think i will just get on and build it.just want to hear how it sounds.! cheers |
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