Did a vented design a decade ago, 45 litres, Fb=23Hz, F3=25Hz.
Here's a Peerless application note on this driver.
https://www.parts-express.com/pedocs/more-info/297-608-peerless--40078.pdf
Here's a Peerless application note on this driver.
https://www.parts-express.com/pedocs/more-info/297-608-peerless--40078.pdf
510mm long is easy as advised above with one elbow.
The design I did called for a 100mm x 856mm long port if using pipe but a folded 70mm x 112 rectangular port was used. Sat on the bottom of the box like an underground car park with the inlet like a ramp.
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If it's a car version, it's will not be a 830500 but more likely the 830515.
This might help.
Application note for Peerless XL
This might help.
Application note for Peerless XL
I'm running a LXS 830500 in a 33 l vented box tuned to 23 Hz, using a labyrinth vent.
First I powered it with an old Onkyo 85 W amp .... but have shifted to a Class D 300W .... Onkyo worked but with the Class D amp it is just impressive
Have also tried a closed box with linkwitz transform and around 300 W ..... that didn't work as it simply has too little output.
Go for vented unless you have a lot of drivers
As can be seen on sim of this build, it actually takes 600 W to make the unit max out ... so room for improvement here
First I powered it with an old Onkyo 85 W amp .... but have shifted to a Class D 300W .... Onkyo worked but with the Class D amp it is just impressive
Have also tried a closed box with linkwitz transform and around 300 W ..... that didn't work as it simply has too little output.
Go for vented unless you have a lot of drivers
As can be seen on sim of this build, it actually takes 600 W to make the unit max out ... so room for improvement here
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