Hi all, I am trying to do some research about designing and tuning bandpass enclosures. i have been doing some searching and reading, but all I have been able to find is posts on forums saying to research it, and a few descriptions and 1 with a generic formula to design one. What I haven't been able to find is somewhere that covers how to tune them and what effects the different chamber volumes will have. I have been playing with Bass Box and WinISD and have been able to manipulate a few designs by changing individual values, but still don't quite understand how it all works together.
Does anyone know of any sites that go into detail about tuning and modifying 4th or 6th order enclosures?
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Looking for sites to learn about Bandpass enclosures
Started by Carr, Dec 12 2011 05:36 AM
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Posted 12 December 2011 - 05:36 AM
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Posted 12 December 2011 - 07:57 AM
best place to start is to find a copy of Loudspeaker Design Cookbook by Vance Dickason.
if you cant find it send me your email an i will send it to you because i cant post it here because it's to large
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Posted 13 December 2011 - 06:54 PM
thanks Barcode. I actually got the Logan Libraries to buy this book in for me a year or so ago, I had it for about 2 months. I have sourced another copy now but it is a little to technical for my knowledge at the moment. I will have to read up on electrical theory, I should have paid more attention in physics back at school.
Anyone have other resources they can recommend?
Anyone have other resources they can recommend?
Car: 2002 Daewoo Nubira CDX Limited Sedan
Head Unit: Alpine CDA-9887
Front: Currently being upgraded
Rear: Removed
Sub: Fusion Comp FCW-15
Sub Amp: Epsilon EA-5000D
Battery: Absorbed 100ah in boot, 75ah under hood
Wiring: 2 runs + and - of 70mm2, 2 runs to amp
PB - 146.3dB - Street B
Team Manual Shed
Head Unit: Alpine CDA-9887
Front: Currently being upgraded
Rear: Removed
Sub: Fusion Comp FCW-15
Sub Amp: Epsilon EA-5000D
Battery: Absorbed 100ah in boot, 75ah under hood
Wiring: 2 runs + and - of 70mm2, 2 runs to amp
PB - 146.3dB - Street B
Team Manual Shed
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Posted 17 December 2011 - 07:36 AM
http://www.melbourneaudioclub.org.au
http://www.aes.org
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gear = wank unless it's installed
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Posted 18 December 2011 - 06:01 PM
Thanks Pulse, that site is awesome. So many topics covered there, I will have to spend a week reading them.
Car: 2002 Daewoo Nubira CDX Limited Sedan
Head Unit: Alpine CDA-9887
Front: Currently being upgraded
Rear: Removed
Sub: Fusion Comp FCW-15
Sub Amp: Epsilon EA-5000D
Battery: Absorbed 100ah in boot, 75ah under hood
Wiring: 2 runs + and - of 70mm2, 2 runs to amp
PB - 146.3dB - Street B
Team Manual Shed
Head Unit: Alpine CDA-9887
Front: Currently being upgraded
Rear: Removed
Sub: Fusion Comp FCW-15
Sub Amp: Epsilon EA-5000D
Battery: Absorbed 100ah in boot, 75ah under hood
Wiring: 2 runs + and - of 70mm2, 2 runs to amp
PB - 146.3dB - Street B
Team Manual Shed
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Posted 19 December 2011 - 04:57 PM
Elliot's words are easy to understand.
the designs also work, which is good.
the designs also work, which is good.
http://www.melbourneaudioclub.org.au
http://www.aes.org
MEASQ 2008 National Judges' Choice
MEASQ 2009 Victorian Runner Up - Expert Class, National Champion - Expert Class
dB Drag 2008 Street A: 147.2dB @ 46Hz
VK3TUG - Life's too short to QRP
Note to self: Install more gear.
TEAM Floor-Pods
http://www.aes.org
MEASQ 2008 National Judges' Choice
MEASQ 2009 Victorian Runner Up - Expert Class, National Champion - Expert Class
dB Drag 2008 Street A: 147.2dB @ 46Hz
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~Spyne~, on 15 July 2009 - 07:33 PM, said:
gear = wank unless it's installed
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