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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Lasbordes, 11400
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Hi,
After the GH tests from recently, I decided (read: My wife told me) to make something a bit more easier to handle. I do have 2 of these 'el cheapo' 10"-ers, Vas rather big (145 l), so I thought: Let's go isobaric (right?) I've put some info in WinISD, did some sim, and ended up with about 100 liters, tuned to 30Hz. I could make a 50cm cube, with a 12.5 round vent, 32cm's long. That's 125 liters, minux driver (say, 5 liters??) minus vent (4 liters) minus braces... could do, right? (I could stuff my little plateamp in there as well...) My first question: is this realy the smallest (simple) enclosure? (Vented isobaric), 'cause 50*50*50cm still is LARGE, in my opinion... Second: What else could I do to make an acceptable size, high WAF box for this(these) driver(s). Tips'n'hints welcome! Paul Driver specs: Size: 10" Power: 300W Fs: 34Hz sens.: 92dB Qms: 3.24 Qes: 0.52 Qts: 0.45 Vas: 145l Imp.: 8Ohm
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you can go smaller with sealed isobaric and eq
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