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  • Infinity 1260W Vented Coffee Table Subwoofer

    Silver1omo had asked a while back in Speakchat for a picture of my coffee table subwoofer. I figure I'll post it up here to motivate me to finish it (I lack an SO to convince me things need done!).

    My point and shoot canon wants more light than I have access too in my living room, so pic. quality suffers, my apologies.

    Infinity 1260W coffee table subwoofer angle by JasonP75, on Flickr

    Infinity 1260W coffee table subwoofer front by JasonP75, on Flickr

    Infinity 1260W coffee table subwoofer side by JasonP75, on Flickr

    I'm really proud of the table top. My Dad and I collaborated on that. Its all 2x4 and 2x6s edge glued, stained with Minwax English Chestnut and a couple coats of Danish Tung Oil. Finally a sprayed on a couple coats of Deft gloss lacquer. I like the rustic look, and it does that in spades. Sound wise, its an impressive sub. I have it powered with an INUKE1000, which is more than enough for HT use in my smallish apartment.
    Audio: Media PC -> Sabre ESS 9023 DAC -> Behringer EP2500 -> (insert speakers of the moment)
    Sites: Jupiter Audioworks - Flicker Stream - Proud Member of Midwest Audio Club

  • #2
    Re: Infinity 1260W Vented Coffee Table Subwoofer

    Very cool. 150L? 17Hz?
    My Statement monitors
    My Piccolatas
    My LM3886 amp

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    • #3
      Re: Infinity 1260W Vented Coffee Table Subwoofer

      Correct, here is the box model at 300 watts. It is serious business

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      Audio: Media PC -> Sabre ESS 9023 DAC -> Behringer EP2500 -> (insert speakers of the moment)
      Sites: Jupiter Audioworks - Flicker Stream - Proud Member of Midwest Audio Club

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      • #4
        Re: Infinity 1260W Vented Coffee Table Subwoofer

        That is nice....! what are you planning for finishing the sides? A simple black duratexwould look really good with the metal driver and rustic top. Or you do you have something more elaborate in mind?

        Does your coffee do the jurasic park tremors, when the TRex arrives?!?

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        • #5
          Re: Infinity 1260W Vented Coffee Table Subwoofer

          Man, now I want to re-pourpose my 2 sealed 1262ws to endtables...
          Not sure if 150L or 120L
          120L at ~20Hz seems to loose about 2-3Hz in extension and have a bit less excursion...
          My Statement monitors
          My Piccolatas
          My LM3886 amp

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          • #6
            Re: Infinity 1260W Vented Coffee Table Subwoofer

            Great project!! That woofer is really nice. Forgot I had an extra one left over from 84" tall horn loaded sub. Really moves a lot of air. Nice woodwork!!

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            • #7
              Re: Infinity 1260W Vented Coffee Table Subwoofer

              Originally posted by JasonP View Post
              Correct, here is the box model at 300 watts. It is serious business
              Jason, I guess you measured the T/S, would you mind sharing them?
              My Statement monitors
              My Piccolatas
              My LM3886 amp

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              • #8
                Re: Infinity 1260W Vented Coffee Table Subwoofer

                Beautiful build, dude!
                Um, gotta question the excursion though - the first Unibox shot shows you are exceeding xmax at about 35 Hz.
                Do you figure that boundary reinforcement will give you extra headroom?

                (Not questioning your competence, I'm just trying to understand sub engineering)

                I think I hear a difference - wow, it's amazing!" Ethan Winer: audio myths
                "As God is my witness I'll never be without a good pair of speakers!" Scarlett O'Hara

                High value, high quality RS150/TB28-537SH bookshelf - TARGAS NLA!
                SB13/Vifa BC25SC06 MTM DCR Galeons-SB13-MTM
                My Voxel min sub Yet-another-Voxel-build

                Tangband W6-sub

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                • #9
                  Re: Infinity 1260W Vented Coffee Table Subwoofer

                  Originally posted by Silver1omo View Post
                  Jason, I guess you measured the T/S, would you mind sharing them?
                  Hmmm, I actually never have. I measured the impedance in the box (which asserted the tuning) but I never did check the driver. This maybe have been in my period between DATS and LIMP, and I just didn't have the setup to do so. I have no problem measuring the driver if you want though (and it is well broken in!).
                  Audio: Media PC -> Sabre ESS 9023 DAC -> Behringer EP2500 -> (insert speakers of the moment)
                  Sites: Jupiter Audioworks - Flicker Stream - Proud Member of Midwest Audio Club

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                  • #10
                    Re: Infinity 1260W Vented Coffee Table Subwoofer

                    Originally posted by donradick View Post
                    Beautiful build, dude!
                    Um, gotta question the excursion though - the first Unibox shot shows you are exceeding xmax at about 35 Hz.
                    Do you figure that boundary reinforcement will give you extra headroom?

                    (Not questioning your competence, I'm just trying to understand sub engineering)
                    You got me, I was taking some liberties there, its likely more like 275 watts power handling. I doubt I've ever hit that in my apartment though.
                    Audio: Media PC -> Sabre ESS 9023 DAC -> Behringer EP2500 -> (insert speakers of the moment)
                    Sites: Jupiter Audioworks - Flicker Stream - Proud Member of Midwest Audio Club

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                    • #11
                      Re: Infinity 1260W Vented Coffee Table Subwoofer

                      Originally posted by JasonP View Post
                      You got me, I was taking some liberties there, its likely more like 275 watts power handling. I doubt I've ever hit that in my apartment though.
                      Fair enough, I can't see that I'll ever be able to shake the walls (much):D

                      I think I hear a difference - wow, it's amazing!" Ethan Winer: audio myths
                      "As God is my witness I'll never be without a good pair of speakers!" Scarlett O'Hara

                      High value, high quality RS150/TB28-537SH bookshelf - TARGAS NLA!
                      SB13/Vifa BC25SC06 MTM DCR Galeons-SB13-MTM
                      My Voxel min sub Yet-another-Voxel-build

                      Tangband W6-sub

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                      • #12
                        Re: Infinity 1260W Vented Coffee Table Subwoofer

                        Originally posted by JasonP View Post
                        Hmmm, I actually never have. I measured the impedance in the box (which asserted the tuning) but I never did check the driver. This maybe have been in my period between DATS and LIMP, and I just didn't have the setup to do so. I have no problem measuring the driver if you want though (and it is well broken in!).
                        That would be interesting, I measured 1 of the 2 1262w I have and does not measure as advertised:
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                        I'll try the other next week.
                        My Statement monitors
                        My Piccolatas
                        My LM3886 amp

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                        • #13
                          Re: Infinity 1260W Vented Coffee Table Subwoofer

                          Awesome! I love the top. I just started my build today for the 1262, and now you have me reconsidering the top. The finish on mine will be distressed as well.

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                          • #14
                            Re: Infinity 1260W Vented Coffee Table Subwoofer

                            This is a great idea for a home theater. Good job!

                            Does the coffee and other drinks rumble on the table when is at high volume?? :D

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                            • #15
                              Re: Infinity 1260W Vented Coffee Table Subwoofer

                              How are you planning to finish the sides?
                              I built a coffee table sub a few years ago and love it.

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