I just picked up a modified pair of these at a garage sale for 5 bucks for the pair! They have the original case (nice and ugly white fabric 
) and the original tweeter. But, the 10" woofers were replaced with PYLE brand speakers. It's a 10" paper cone with foam surround and a dust cap with just the word "PYLE" on it.
They sound very good especially for the age (except I feel the high-frequency responce is lacking without an EQ to boost the treble), and the bass is very good, but I want a little more. What I want to do is add a port to the back of them to help boost bass response.
The box is roughly 20" tall by 12" wide by 9" deep.
Can I add a port to the back of it tuned to around 40-60hz, and if so, what size would you recommend? I am almost thinking of getting an adjustable port and adjusting until I get it right, but I'm not sure how well that would work.
Thanks!
) and the original tweeter. But, the 10" woofers were replaced with PYLE brand speakers. It's a 10" paper cone with foam surround and a dust cap with just the word "PYLE" on it.They sound very good especially for the age (except I feel the high-frequency responce is lacking without an EQ to boost the treble), and the bass is very good, but I want a little more. What I want to do is add a port to the back of them to help boost bass response.
The box is roughly 20" tall by 12" wide by 9" deep.
Can I add a port to the back of it tuned to around 40-60hz, and if so, what size would you recommend? I am almost thinking of getting an adjustable port and adjusting until I get it right, but I'm not sure how well that would work.
Thanks!
That cabinet size is probably too small for a ported 10 so you'd get a mid-bass boost but loose deep bass. You could try experimenting with varying amounts of polyfil to see if the bass improves any.
Look inside to see what's used in the x-o. If they use electrolic caps on the tweeter, replace with some metallized polypropylene ones of the same value. This should brighten up the high's.
Look inside to see what's used in the x-o. If they use electrolic caps on the tweeter, replace with some metallized polypropylene ones of the same value. This should brighten up the high's.
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