Hi all,
I used the inexpensive GW-8004/8 drivers ($30) in sealed enclosures after discovering they just were not going to work out as open baffle for my intended use (surrounds in my home theater room) due to size requirements and expecting too much of such an inexpensive driver with limited capabilities. So I went sealed. Simple. I did some two tone sealed enclosures in pine & birch to mount the drivers flush in a very low profile box, only 4.5" deep.
GW-8004/8 (passive crossover in the coaxial)
Sealed Enclosure, 0.2 ft^3 net internal volume
15" x 10" x 4.5" dimensions external
Finished results:
DSP/EQ will cut the hump around 12khz to tame that down. The 7khz dip is inherent to the driver (in their manufacturer graph):
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Build process:
Very best,
I used the inexpensive GW-8004/8 drivers ($30) in sealed enclosures after discovering they just were not going to work out as open baffle for my intended use (surrounds in my home theater room) due to size requirements and expecting too much of such an inexpensive driver with limited capabilities. So I went sealed. Simple. I did some two tone sealed enclosures in pine & birch to mount the drivers flush in a very low profile box, only 4.5" deep.
GW-8004/8 (passive crossover in the coaxial)
Sealed Enclosure, 0.2 ft^3 net internal volume
15" x 10" x 4.5" dimensions external
Finished results:
DSP/EQ will cut the hump around 12khz to tame that down. The 7khz dip is inherent to the driver (in their manufacturer graph):
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Build process:
Very best,