it's possible. with some peculiarity and limitations ...would be possible to get a bass reflex woofer (qts=0.28) working properly in .. infinite baffle..
<--- in my system now for example. Qts ~.3. it's working definetly better than previous Qts .4x.
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linkwitz transform - Google Searchsimply adding a series resistance would be sufficient?
...and what's the linkwitz transform?
thanks
Low Qts woofers "work" in a sealed box I'm not disputing that, but what you will end up with is a much poorer bass extension.
Isn't that why we have the LT circuit and tons of power (if the driver can handle it)?
I know the LMS5400 with 18" (Qts = .325) is a beast in a 3 cuft box with 4000Watts and boost down low.
Hello,
I'd like to know if it would be possible to get a bass reflex woofer (qts=0.28) working properly in a sealed box (acoustic suspension or infinite baffle), and in case how to get such a result.
Thanks
Hello,
What makes a driver with a Qts of 0.28 a bass reflex driver?
Most sources that you read tell you to adjust the size of the sealed enclosure to combine with the driver for a total Q of 0.71. The lower the Qts of the driver the smaller the box can be.
DT
All just for fun!
Hello,The more you lower the box volume in order to raise the q, the higher the F3 and F10 becomes.
If the driver starts out with a high Qts it is also likely F3 is also higher to start with.
BTW Size does matter.
DT
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