Hello every body,
I am really confused regarding the box volume and the effects that stuffing it has on it .
For a sealed box, stuffing can effectively increase the box volume by 20-25% but is the same true for ported boxes also ? So if that's the case say i have a have subwoofer box modeled in winisd at 90L with a tuning frequency of 25hz and -3db at 24-25hz, so can i effectively use a box 20% smaller than the computed volume and make up for it by stuffing, keeping the port length same as it was for 90L box .
All this confusion started after i read the this website.
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Here it stated that the port length needs to 0.6 time the calculated value with stuffing , so if that's true the converse must also be true that i keep the box size smaller and compensate it by stuffing.
I also have a doubt about group delay , i have read it many times that minimal group delay ideal but with ported boxes group delay increases substantially , so what is the max group delay i can have without effecting sound quality.
regards
I am really confused regarding the box volume and the effects that stuffing it has on it .
For a sealed box, stuffing can effectively increase the box volume by 20-25% but is the same true for ported boxes also ? So if that's the case say i have a have subwoofer box modeled in winisd at 90L with a tuning frequency of 25hz and -3db at 24-25hz, so can i effectively use a box 20% smaller than the computed volume and make up for it by stuffing, keeping the port length same as it was for 90L box .
All this confusion started after i read the this website.
vent tuning
Here it stated that the port length needs to 0.6 time the calculated value with stuffing , so if that's true the converse must also be true that i keep the box size smaller and compensate it by stuffing.
I also have a doubt about group delay , i have read it many times that minimal group delay ideal but with ported boxes group delay increases substantially , so what is the max group delay i can have without effecting sound quality.
regards
A big box should have something in the middle to squelch internal reflections.
http://www.data-bass.com/data?page=content&id=79
It'd be good to keep the frequency of the reflections out of the pass band. I use boxnotes to calculate them. http://www.subwoofer-builder.com/freesoft.htm
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http://www.data-bass.com/data?page=content&id=79
It'd be good to keep the frequency of the reflections out of the pass band. I use boxnotes to calculate them. http://www.subwoofer-builder.com/freesoft.htm
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