Howzit
I am about to go ahead with my DIY project, which will basically be to align 12 Pyle PLG15 subs in dipole enclosures.
They will be driven by a Behringer Europower 2500 amplifier, I still need to check what EQ I will be getting but I am also purchasing the Behringer Feedback Destroyer.
I'm not an audio professional ( 😡 ), so I need some help in some calculations for the sound these will be producing.
Take room size as approximately 6m in length, 6m in width and 2.75m in height.
I would like to know approximately what Hz and SPL these subs as a unit will be able to put out 🙂
If any more information is needed then please just ask!!
Cheers in advance
JohnnyJ
I am about to go ahead with my DIY project, which will basically be to align 12 Pyle PLG15 subs in dipole enclosures.
They will be driven by a Behringer Europower 2500 amplifier, I still need to check what EQ I will be getting but I am also purchasing the Behringer Feedback Destroyer.
I'm not an audio professional ( 😡 ), so I need some help in some calculations for the sound these will be producing.
Take room size as approximately 6m in length, 6m in width and 2.75m in height.
I would like to know approximately what Hz and SPL these subs as a unit will be able to put out 🙂
If any more information is needed then please just ask!!
Cheers in advance
JohnnyJ
Hi
Dipole subwoofers need good amount of X-max , which is not the case with these pyle drivers. Moreover these drivers are ment more towards car audio rather than home. With a 38Hz Fs they will not produce good deep bass inside your room. These drivers relly on cabin gain to reproduce deep bass inside a car.
For any calculation help please post the TS parameters.
Rgds
Sumit
Dipole subwoofers need good amount of X-max , which is not the case with these pyle drivers. Moreover these drivers are ment more towards car audio rather than home. With a 38Hz Fs they will not produce good deep bass inside your room. These drivers relly on cabin gain to reproduce deep bass inside a car.
For any calculation help please post the TS parameters.
Rgds
Sumit
Fs on the Pyle PLG-15 is ~26.4hz.
Qts .73. 24mm xmax, but Im pretty sure thats peak-peak.
Given the price, why is this a bad dipole driver?
Pyle PLG series.
The Feedback Destroyer is an eq.
Qts .73. 24mm xmax, but Im pretty sure thats peak-peak.
Given the price, why is this a bad dipole driver?
Pyle PLG series.
The Feedback Destroyer is an eq.
They are rated at 90 dB at 2.83V.
You have 12 drivers so about 100 dB at 2.83V.
I assume you will wire them to get around 4 ohms, I get 5.33 ohms here, you could also wire them to get a 3 ohms load...
So you have 1800W to work with.
You'll get 130+ dB in the midbass.
I guess you will get around 110+ dB at 20 Hz?
You have 12 drivers so about 100 dB at 2.83V.
I assume you will wire them to get around 4 ohms, I get 5.33 ohms here, you could also wire them to get a 3 ohms load...
So you have 1800W to work with.
You'll get 130+ dB in the midbass.
I guess you will get around 110+ dB at 20 Hz?
Fs of 26 Hz is ok.
refer -- http://www.diysubwoofers.org/dipole/design.htm
-- http://www.linkwitzlab.com/woofer.htm
for your design requirements.
refer -- http://www.diysubwoofers.org/dipole/design.htm
-- http://www.linkwitzlab.com/woofer.htm
for your design requirements.
Going with U-frame dipoles as per the NaO system should help you go low. 14" high by 21"-24" long per cabinet. 35.5cm high * 53-61cm long. These are the internal dimensions.
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