Hi,
I have in my possesion 1 peerless 10" woofer and 1 10" PR with 265g of added mass. I want to make a subwoofer that will be able to extend fairly deep for movies, what would be the best box for these woofers?
Can anyone point me in the direction of some projests using these woofers?
Thanks
Greg
I have in my possesion 1 peerless 10" woofer and 1 10" PR with 265g of added mass. I want to make a subwoofer that will be able to extend fairly deep for movies, what would be the best box for these woofers?
Can anyone point me in the direction of some projests using these woofers?
Thanks
Greg
You'll need more specs on the drivers.
To start with, a type (number) is a must. Based on that, you can find specs and some application notes on:
http://www.tymphany.com/
Look for Procucts -> Peerless, and find your driver. You should be able to find application notes there, too. (with build suggestion).
Jennice
To start with, a type (number) is a must. Based on that, you can find specs and some application notes on:
http://www.tymphany.com/
Look for Procucts -> Peerless, and find your driver. You should be able to find application notes there, too. (with build suggestion).
Jennice
Hi Greg, if it's the XLS 10" and PR then you can look here for my design: http://www.vikash.info/audio/xls10/
Forgive me for hijacking this thread a bit...
I would like to build a subwoofer with one Peerless 12" XLS (830500) and two 12" passive raditors. First, should I get the 425g PR or the 625g? Second, how big should I build the box? Peerless' own application notes only describe how to build with one PR and not two. I have found a LOT of threads about peerless and passive radiators but no post that gives a basic guideline of how to build and recommended box-volumes. Since I use linux, I can't try different box-sizes in winisd etc. If I can get hold of a windows machine, will the basic winisd suffice or do I need the pro version of the software?
I would like to build a subwoofer with one Peerless 12" XLS (830500) and two 12" passive raditors. First, should I get the 425g PR or the 625g? Second, how big should I build the box? Peerless' own application notes only describe how to build with one PR and not two. I have found a LOT of threads about peerless and passive radiators but no post that gives a basic guideline of how to build and recommended box-volumes. Since I use linux, I can't try different box-sizes in winisd etc. If I can get hold of a windows machine, will the basic winisd suffice or do I need the pro version of the software?
you need unibox. you might even get it to work in openoffice excel equivelent, although ive never tried this.
Great tip but I can't open the file. It says it's password protected 🙁 I can't find anything about a password on the web page.
looks like it won't work: http://www.snippets.org/pipermail/diyspeakers.new/2002-November/005418.html
sorry
sorry
Also take a look at this: http://www.geocities.com/adrian_mack/homepage.html
And here's a design with 50l and two 625g PR's:
And here's a design with 50l and two 625g PR's:
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just wanted to let you guys know that my sub project is making progress. The MDF board landed at the carpenter that is going to help me this monday. Don't wanna cut 60mm MDF by hand 😉 50l box with 2 passive radiators. should sound nice and give a good LF response 😀
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just wanted to let you guys know that my sub project is making progress. The MDF board landed at the carpenter that is going to help me this monday. Don't wanna cut 60mm MDF by hand 😉 50l box with 2 passive radiators. should sound nice and give a good LF response 😀
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