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You need to reverse engineer the cab, using a speaker modeling program like WinISD 0.7. Start with any 8 inch driver. After the program creates a box... -
A ported cab is supposed to have two peaks, a sealed cab has one. With a ported cab you don't determine the tuning frequency by the position of the impedance...Leave a comment:
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Did you break it in?...Leave a comment:
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Mine works in W10, set to W7 compatibility mode, with the recording mic volume set very low. It takes a long while to settle in, so you're best off to...Leave a comment:
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Your circumstance requires advice from a professional financial advisor experienced in the specialized field of the working disabled. You may luck out...Leave a comment:
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Another example, he has the Sub 1200 marked up from $148 to $250. I've seen this before, a guy who re-badged products, selling them as his own, at a substantial...Leave a comment:
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I'd make very sure they're for real before providing them with any credit card information....Leave a comment:
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It won't work. You don't have the reaction time required to see the voltage peaks and then adjust the volume control accordingly. A limiter does have...Leave a comment:
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What happens to what the corp makes that it doesn't give to you? I suppose if you can live without it you can leave it in the corporate coffers, but that...Leave a comment:
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You can go proprietorship and pay taxes on what you take in that way or you can go corporation and pay taxes on what the corporation pays you but either...Leave a comment:
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As I understand it he wants to know how much power is being delivered when listening to typical music program. Considering that the delivered power will...Leave a comment:
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That's fine if he wants to measure a 60Hz sine, and if he knows the speaker impedance at 60Hz, but that's not what the original post says....Leave a comment:
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Measuring watts is like herding cats. It varies so much so fast that you can't get an accurate reading.Leave a comment:
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Those are rear loaded folded horns. You don't see them used much because they have a response dip where the front and rear waves meet 180 degrees out...Leave a comment:
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+1. Ditch the WinISD Beta, use WinISD 0.7.0.950, which is more accurate and has more charting options. Typically you'd set the high pass at the frequency...Leave a comment:
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It won't upset the tuning but you may hear them whistling. BTW, 1/4" jacks are obsolete, Speakon has been the standard for over a decade. You still...Leave a comment:
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Car subs operate in very small spaces, with very high cabin gain, which allows them to be loaded in small sealed enclosures and still work well. That...Leave a comment:
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I've never come across a pro-sound HF driver that didn't benefit from having more than a 2nd order high pass. It's not just about protection....Leave a comment:
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Some do, some don't. For instance:
http://billfitzmaurice.info/forum/vi...p?f=13&t=24373...Leave a comment:
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Not at all. Low order crossovers are a cost cutting measure, pure and simple. I use no less than 3rd order highpass, and usually 4th order high pass,...Leave a comment:
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