Ha ha! I do remember my brother and me using an MSX computer thingy to solve the coeficients given by Small in appendix of his Vented Box paper. The program, in basic, solve a continuum of Chevishev/Sub Chevishev alingments. Input Qts, Ql, and the program told the alfa ratio, fb/fs, and f3/fs , in a sheet of perforated paper..and we were satisfied and delighted, What a times were!
This link is very cool,
Speaker design software Online Calculators - KBapps.com
Vented box calculator,
3 way Vented Audio Enclosure Design Calculator - KBapps.com
Speaker design software Online Calculators - KBapps.com
Vented box calculator,
3 way Vented Audio Enclosure Design Calculator - KBapps.com
This is the mosst powerfull sw available.
It is in Italian
LDS/ALAB descrizione e versioni demo
LDS/ALAB descrizione e versioni demo - AudioReview
try to use the demo version of both sw
also a data base of some speaker
Archivio altoparlanti - AudioReview
It is in Italian
LDS/ALAB descrizione e versioni demo
LDS/ALAB descrizione e versioni demo - AudioReview
try to use the demo version of both sw
also a data base of some speaker
Archivio altoparlanti - AudioReview
In the professional world there are a few players not listed here. Two I have had experience with and can recomend are Loudsoft: Loudsoft Denmark | Speaker Measurement & Design (Peter Larsen is really sharp) and Listen: Listen, Inc. – Electroacoustic Test and Audio Test & Measurement Systems Both are serious and expensive but quite comprehensive.
I'm looking for a CAD program, for designing a box, that I can import into something like vituixcad and or a 3d printer for speaker cases.
Any idea's?
Any idea's?
The Torres Box Tuning Calculator is popular with many in the car audio world.
I used it and liked it because it helped me create a slot port with angles for my home theater subwoofer.
I'm a big fan of how it calculates displacement for so many things.
You can change the background and text and box colors.
I preferred green.
Info page:
Torres' Box Tuning Calculator - Updated 8/18 - Subwoofers / Enclosures - #1 Car Audio Enthusiast Forum in the world! | SMD | Meade916
Direct download:
TorresBTC
I used it and liked it because it helped me create a slot port with angles for my home theater subwoofer.
I'm a big fan of how it calculates displacement for so many things.
You can change the background and text and box colors.
I preferred green.
Info page:
Torres' Box Tuning Calculator - Updated 8/18 - Subwoofers / Enclosures - #1 Car Audio Enthusiast Forum in the world! | SMD | Meade916
Direct download:
TorresBTC
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Hi,
I've installed LEAP EnclosureShop, but I don't know how to use it,the help file is not working in Win10, where can I find more turtorials?
Maybe some of you will laugh but I've used Blaubox from Blaupunkt for box design and though these was marketed/made for car audio it's not allergic to none car audio. It's DOS and old as the hills. I've used is successfully for actual builds.
https://diyaudiocorner.tripod.com/sw/blaubox.zip
You'll need DOSBox to run it on a modern system.
https://diyaudiocorner.tripod.com/sw/blaubox.zip
You'll need DOSBox to run it on a modern system.
Hi all, I would like to check out speaker enclosure options based on T/S parameters for drivers in a 2 way setup.
This list is long and inspiring but a little bit intimidating. Could someone recommend which resource to start with?
This list is long and inspiring but a little bit intimidating. Could someone recommend which resource to start with?
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VituixCAD is a popular modern tool that includes a great enclosure design tool.
Many people also use WinISD, but it is just a enclosure simulation tool with no other features, perhaps that is all you are looking for though.
I used QSpeakers for Linux on two recent projects. Easy and free.
Well, I've tried most of the offerings over many years and I have just found VirtuixCAD. I am absolutely knocked out by it!. It's very comprehensive and the quality of both the software and the manual puts some commercial software to shame. It's free to download and use, and there is means to make a voluntary donation. It even links to LTSpice for complete analogous electrical simulation. I guess LEAP is still needed for complex audio problems, but VirtuixCAD will do me for everything else. It's very current and was last updated only a few weeks ago.
VirtuixCAD website