6.5" subwoofer cabinet design?

[ikymagoo]

does anyone have plans for a 6.5" subwoofer? i have a Goldwood GW-406D 6-1/2" Poly DVC Subwoofer Shielded http://www.parts-express.com/pe/show...number=290-352, and a Input/Output Subwoofer Terminal with 150W Crossover http://www.parts-express.com/pe/show...number=269-146

please let me know

thanks

Eric

[Chris Roemer]

Re: 6.5" subwoofer cabinet design?

does anyone have plans for a 6.5" subwoofer? i have a Goldwood GW-406D 6-1/2" Poly DVC Subwoofer Shielded http://www.parts-express.com/pe/show...number=290-352, and a Input/Output Subwoofer Terminal with 150W Crossover http://www.parts-express.com/pe/show...number=269-146

please let me know

thanks

Eric

WinISD ( www.linearteam.org ), which you should learn to use, says to put it in a 2 cf box with a 3"d x 7" long vent.

I wouldn't consider ANY woofer with 2mm of Xmax to be useful as a sub, though. Heck, I wouldn't even consider 2mm of Xmax to be useful as a woofer.

You'd be further off to use a 6.5" Dayton Classic in a .5 cf vented box.

Chris

[nbuk]

Re: 6.5" subwoofer cabinet design?

This will go in a smaller enclosure and kill the goldwood in every respect.

http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?Partnumber=295-480

It's a little more money, but worth it, and there are many people on this forum who have had great results with it.

[ikymagoo]

Re: 6.5" subwoofer cabinet design?

thanks,
is there a program like WinISD for the MAC?

[nbuk]

Re: 6.5" subwoofer cabinet design?

thanks,
is there a program like WinISD for the MAC?

I don't know about that, perhaps someone else cen tell you, but if you use the search function on this forum and do a little homework, you will find enough info on the Dayton to get you started and people will help you if you have any problems.

[nbuk]

Re: 6.5" subwoofer cabinet design?

Sorry, but I was being attacked by my 3 year old son when I read the beginning of this thread, and I just realized that you already have the Goldwood.
Well I hate to be a "Party Pooper", but as has been said, 2mm of Xmax is no good for sub duty,and the Fs.50 Hz is just not low enough to be of any use.
Sorry .

[Chris Roemer]

Re: 6.5" subwoofer cabinet design?

thanks,
is there a program like WinISD for the MAC?

www.linearteam.org has an online version. AFAIK, that's the best a Mac can do. Sorry.

[bigbardmusiq]

Re: 6.5" subwoofer cabinet design?

Im having trouble trying to enter my Dayton drivers or find them in the pre-loaded speakers!

[jettore]

Re: 6.5" subwoofer cabinet design?

Im having trouble trying to enter my Dayton drivers or find them in the pre-loaded speakers!

Are you asking about WinISD? If so read the help file on how to enter data for a new driver. There's a recommended procedure for entering that data that will help.