I am new to the DIY thing so please forgive me, I am very open to learning though. Anyways I am interested in building my first speaker, right now I am leaning towards the sonotube approach for the simplicity factor and cost. I was looking on madisound and saw the Peerless 10" Woofer 831724 for $32 so I was thinking about getting that for my first project so I wouldn't have to much invested (I am a recent unemployed college grad). With an 18" wide sonotube cut at a little over 3 feet I get a volume of about 5.65. So I took that and plug it into WinISD and get a pretty flat response with an F3 of about 25hz (ported 4 inches, tuned to 26hz). I realise this is not neccesarily real world figures but it still looks good to me. For what its worth I am probably going to be using this with my computer for music almost exclusively. I just wanted to take a swing at it before tackling one for HT / Music for my main stereo. Thanks for any input,
David
PS Heres a link to the driver
http://www.madisound.com/831724.html
David
PS Heres a link to the driver
http://www.madisound.com/831724.html