diru
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Post by diru on Feb 6, 2008 11:32:59 GMT -7
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Post by ThomasW on Feb 6, 2008 14:49:53 GMT -7
Nothing appropriate for what we do...
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Post by carvernut on Feb 7, 2008 13:45:43 GMT -7
looking at the little 4th order bandpass makes me laugh... all that work for narrow bass and ohhhhh so sloppy and muddy, he put alot of work into those boxes... but to get so little result makes me cry / laugh  :edit: wait would that be a 5th order like infamous bose systems??? i would be  to use that setup... your doing nothing but using reflected and refracted sound waves to imitate bass... sad... so needlessly complicated |
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Post by chrisbee on Feb 7, 2008 15:41:12 GMT -7
Don't knock what you haven't built yourself. I made a pair of passive 6th order series bandpass subs in 20" cubes with 10" SEAS units as my first real subwoofers for organ music. They were fine for the investment in time, money and effort invested. Flat from 16-120Hz with 105dB output from only 100 watts they sounded great on organ, electronic bass and drums on 50 wpc paralleled with bookshelves. Then the amp died of overheating into such a low impedance. They sound muffled and boxy now but I've been spoilt rotten in the meantime.  |
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Post by carvernut on Feb 7, 2008 19:59:16 GMT -7
well i'm not knocking it for the works sake... he did a nice job, plus thats more tuning than i'm up for... way too much to try to keep up with
but it's soooo much more rewarding and simpler to do a IB ;D
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