Hello,
I have been researching the subject for some time;
How can I build subwoofers that reproduce low frequencies with great accuracy?
After many experiments and researches, we reached the following conclusions:
There are only a few ways.
1. Speaker controlled with accelerometer. (it is difficult to build)
2. Force cancelling, two 12 '' speakers mounted in the closed box, controlled from DSP.
3. Force cancelling, four 6,5'' speakers mounted in the closed box, controlled from DSP.
4. Ripole - ex Visaton Petit Orgue
PETIT ORGUE | Visaton
Each of these versions also has advantages and disadvantages.
Do you have experience with these designs?
I am interested in the reproduction of the low frequencies including of modern music, electronic, not only acoustic.
Spectrum to be reproduced: 20Hz - 300Hz
What do you think about these approaches?
I have been researching the subject for some time;
How can I build subwoofers that reproduce low frequencies with great accuracy?
After many experiments and researches, we reached the following conclusions:
There are only a few ways.
1. Speaker controlled with accelerometer. (it is difficult to build)
2. Force cancelling, two 12 '' speakers mounted in the closed box, controlled from DSP.
3. Force cancelling, four 6,5'' speakers mounted in the closed box, controlled from DSP.
4. Ripole - ex Visaton Petit Orgue
PETIT ORGUE | Visaton
Each of these versions also has advantages and disadvantages.
Do you have experience with these designs?
I am interested in the reproduction of the low frequencies including of modern music, electronic, not only acoustic.
Spectrum to be reproduced: 20Hz - 300Hz
What do you think about these approaches?