fpitas
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Last Activity: Today, 09:48 AM
Joined: 05-17-2011
Location: Leesburg, VA
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And yeah, like Bill says, skinny ports are non-optimum. Round is best for a reason. -
Your entered Vent Length appears to be 0.09". Unless I'm reading that wrong.Leave a comment:
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And just for the record. Adjusting the port tuning like you are contemplating is a normal part of the design process. I usually tune mine similarly to...Leave a comment:
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Some JBL speakers did that. EQ boost is fine as long as it's above the port resonance. Below there, you stand a chance of exceeding xmax. Of course, because...Leave a comment:
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Guessing it's a spambot....Leave a comment:
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If you need screamingly loud, the Beyma might be a good choice. Pro drivers are made for good efficiency and power handling, with frequency response smoothness...Leave a comment:
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Good idea. Resistance is futile!...Leave a comment:
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Like Bill said, those are terms thrown around on the internet that have little meaning. The room will probably be the biggest contributor to the sound...Leave a comment:
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The only real diff is that subs are crossed low enough to not be locatable sonically. But that is kind of a gray area. Sub drivers tend to only be good...Leave a comment:
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They won't dig real low in sealed with that 56Hz fs. Beyma makes nice drivers for pro use, and those look good. There are flatter drivers out there if...Leave a comment:
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I use those for small drivers....Leave a comment:
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Yeah, I'd want to examine a few before I bought a bunch. If I even wanted a bunch....Leave a comment:
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Yeah, the links might get you in trouble. Also I'd be shocked if you can buy small quantities.Leave a comment:
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I usually use wood screws of some sort for small drivers, but in the case of heavy sub drivers it seemed like some strength was appropriate. Especially...Leave a comment:
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Something to keep in mind is that any film cap is sensitive to the heat of soldering. If a noob overheats the leads, the plastic will melt.Leave a comment:
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I used those for my subwoofer cabinets. Screwed them into small blocks of wood and glued the blocks behind the front panel. Works very well....Leave a comment:
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I have to think that most if not all of us here share your addiction
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Yeah. He should have stuck to the standard model, defrauding audiophiles by selling snake oil. Then he'd be a hero....Leave a comment:
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An interesting approach I've seen is ceramic flue liners. A bit heavy, but acoustically inert. The WAF might be low without exterior covering :tongue...Leave a comment:
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