WinISD reduce my SPL every time

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i went to Solen yesterday and finally i bug higher gauge for inductor. I talk about efficiency and inductor resistance with him and an inductor with no efficiency reduction will cost me a legs and will be gigantic (compared to speaker size). So i go for middle solution. I will have between 1 and 1.5 db drop instead of 2.5-3db..

You mean ohms not dB. I found the most cost effective way to to minimize Rdc and still get good bass is to use medium gauge wire with much less turns using laminated cores.

[About WinISD, except rare case, in cannot save the new drivers settings because winISD math don't fit with all drivers specs. How can i get precise simulation if i have to delete randomly few variable to let it guest the real value ?

The software said one or more value are wrong but not which one so maybe i delete the only good one and let it calculate from others wrong.

Re WinISD Alpha
I think that is the same reasons I went Unibox instead. I really like Unibox charts... Xmax versus freq and port air speed.
I still use WinISD beta for quick box size and tuning.

I believe the results of SPLs (1W/m) are very accurate in Unibox, but it is difficult to verify absolute levels with cheap microphones. We really just care about matching the relative levels to other drivers anyway.😎
 
infinia said:

You mean ohms not dB. I found the most cost effective way to to minimize Rdc and still get good bass is to use medium gauge wire with much less turns using laminated cores.



Re WinISD Alpha
I think that is the same reasons I went Unibox instead. I really like the charts... Xmax versus freq and port air speed.

I still use WinISD beta for quick box size and tuning.


I believe the results of SPLs 1W/m are very accurate in Unibox, but it is difficult to verify absolute levels with cheap microphones. We really just care about matching the relative levels to other drivers anyway.😎

Thank you 🙂
 
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