I bought this sub for making a AV sub for a house. It stayed in spider web, and dust for some time...
At the time i was thinking of buying it i found the specs(i know, i know i should have writen it down). I rememmber it takes 450w(400W) in a sealed box, 100w for open baffle, and 200-300 for vented box(depending on the size of vent), and EVERYTHING else has evaporated from my mind...
The thread in AVS forum has WRONG specs, if anyone has the right data, i whould be thankfull
I already spent a few days trying to find the specifications............
At the time i was thinking of buying it i found the specs(i know, i know i should have writen it down). I rememmber it takes 450w(400W) in a sealed box, 100w for open baffle, and 200-300 for vented box(depending on the size of vent), and EVERYTHING else has evaporated from my mind...
The thread in AVS forum has WRONG specs, if anyone has the right data, i whould be thankfull
I already spent a few days trying to find the specifications............
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You can measure them yourself. There are lots of instructions online. All you need is a computer with soundcard, some free software (IIRC) and a small adapter you can build yourself for a few bucks on perfboard.
TBTL wasn't being rude, it's pretty simple to measure basic TS parameters anymore.
Good Luck,
Jason
TBTL wasn't being rude, it's pretty simple to measure basic TS parameters anymore.
Good Luck,
Jason
Now i`m being rude with this question
Can you point me out in direction of those sites,links,videos, etc ???
Thank you in advance ^___^
BTW i paid for the woofer 20euros
This might help you. Thiele Small Parameters. I haven't used REW for checking TS parameters, but it works great with a calibrated mic and doing frequency sweeps. I use DATS to check TS parameters, and it works great.
Regards,
Matt
Regards,
Matt
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