Looking to make a small, inexpensive, low powered, sub for my gf's Ford explorer.
Thinking about the Goldwood driver (PE #292-482) and enclosure PE# 260-628.
But...blocking off the vent in that box, to make it 1.1ft3 sealed, after taking internal measurements of course.
The driver displaces about .007, so after sealing, the enclosure will be right about the sealed recommendation of 1ft3, at f3 of 42Hz.
I considered the 8in Dayton SD215A-88 8" DVC Subwoofer, with two passive rads, or the Dayton DCS205-4 classic.
But can't get to an f3 that low when considering total cost.
Opinions? Where only talking about 70-100w rms. Not building an spl machine. Just clean, flat, low and controlled. For about $50 total, this appears very good.
Thinking about the Goldwood driver (PE #292-482) and enclosure PE# 260-628.
But...blocking off the vent in that box, to make it 1.1ft3 sealed, after taking internal measurements of course.
The driver displaces about .007, so after sealing, the enclosure will be right about the sealed recommendation of 1ft3, at f3 of 42Hz.
I considered the 8in Dayton SD215A-88 8" DVC Subwoofer, with two passive rads, or the Dayton DCS205-4 classic.
But can't get to an f3 that low when considering total cost.
Opinions? Where only talking about 70-100w rms. Not building an spl machine. Just clean, flat, low and controlled. For about $50 total, this appears very good.
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