Hey guys,
I am new here. Been fascinated for diy speakers since a few weeks. For a new home set up I am wondering if it would be possible to make very slim sub. I know you can't bend physics, but how slim would it possibly be to reach f3 of around 30Hz? For this range an 8 or 10" woofer seems the minimum, making the baffle 300mm wide.
But now I found this little monster:
KT 100 V - 4 Ohm | Visaton
32 Hz for a 4"! Baffle of 140mm, maybe less?
Not the most powerful, but they are cheap. So a stack of 2 or 4 would be possible and still be very slim.
Hight and depth are not limited, so a tall QWTL is fine.
What do you think guys?
I am new here. Been fascinated for diy speakers since a few weeks. For a new home set up I am wondering if it would be possible to make very slim sub. I know you can't bend physics, but how slim would it possibly be to reach f3 of around 30Hz? For this range an 8 or 10" woofer seems the minimum, making the baffle 300mm wide.
But now I found this little monster:
KT 100 V - 4 Ohm | Visaton
32 Hz for a 4"! Baffle of 140mm, maybe less?
Not the most powerful, but they are cheap. So a stack of 2 or 4 would be possible and still be very slim.
Hight and depth are not limited, so a tall QWTL is fine.
What do you think guys?