How are you gonna make the bass cabinet smaller? The width is just wide enough for the driver, the height puts the mid and tweeter at the right height and they are not very deep and not designed to be stuffed against the wall.
I'm glad you're making a kit for your build as I think you're much more likely to get good sound but I think you should just make it as planned. You seem to always make things more difficult than they need to be. 5 or 10 liters in a cabinet that size is barely noticeable.
I would ask Troels what he thinks.
good luck
Hi Everyone
Thanks for replies, reason for reducing the bass cabinet is that (WAF) dictates reducing depth, but she likes the look of top part with mid and tweeter.
If I go ahead and buy kit/design I will come back and try to sort out the LCR with you all.
Just one thing I dont understand is is the LCR targeted at one frequency or is it like 40Hz min 50 hz max as even if you measure the res. freq. the equipment is never 100 % accurate.
Also which dictates the lower freq. is it the cap or inductor.
Thanks for replies, reason for reducing the bass cabinet is that (WAF) dictates reducing depth, but she likes the look of top part with mid and tweeter.
If I go ahead and buy kit/design I will come back and try to sort out the LCR with you all.
Just one thing I dont understand is is the LCR targeted at one frequency or is it like 40Hz min 50 hz max as even if you measure the res. freq. the equipment is never 100 % accurate.
Also which dictates the lower freq. is it the cap or inductor.
Try not changing anything on the woofer LCR. After a q&d sim in Boxsim I don’t believe you’ll be able to hear the difference between a roughly matched network and a spot on one. Unless you are going to change fb more than 30 percent.
make the box as close to spec as you can get away with.
Let us know what you think of the sound.
have fun!
Let us know what you think of the sound.
have fun!
