So this is probably not New in Any way, but at least its not used in Any designs I have seen.
Goal is to make a port with a Nice big flare and have control over all dimensions.
The example here is 32cm long and 200cm2 at the end and 50cm2 in the middle. It can be simmed in hornresp as a horn.
The cavity is used to make room for a classic handle cutout.
First test says it works and no farting noise with 12" woofer at 250w.
What do you think?
Kind regards TroelsM
Goal is to make a port with a Nice big flare and have control over all dimensions.
The example here is 32cm long and 200cm2 at the end and 50cm2 in the middle. It can be simmed in hornresp as a horn.
The cavity is used to make room for a classic handle cutout.
First test says it works and no farting noise with 12" woofer at 250w.
What do you think?
Kind regards TroelsM
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Hi, can you show or explain more ?
I see a cavity, ok. Inside it, i see a handle. Where is the speaker ? What is this kind of oval stuff ? Do you have a schematic ? is that just a reflex port ? I don't see where it is flared on photos... Sorry, it interest me, but i don't understand what is shown
Damien
I see a cavity, ok. Inside it, i see a handle. Where is the speaker ? What is this kind of oval stuff ? Do you have a schematic ? is that just a reflex port ? I don't see where it is flared on photos... Sorry, it interest me, but i don't understand what is shown
Damien
It's a variation on a slot port (commercial example pictured) with the central divider/brace shaped to give a flared port profile to help manage airspeed/chuffing and also do double duty as the back box for a handle which would otherwise use up more space within the box. The pics don't show that last panel of the port which would be a flat place across the top of what is shown already.
HTH,
David.
HTH,
David.
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Its 4mm, 3-layer play. Bends very easy in one direction. Its just glued and nailed to the centre-piece of 16mm ply.
I think it could do even smaller bend-radius, but haven't tested.
The 4mm becomes very stiff when its curved.
TroelsM
could you show the hornresp inputs for your simulation of this port?
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