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flippo

Full Audioholic
Anybody looking for a new sub should strongly consider a DIY sub. The sub I built sounds excellent and is tons and I mean TONS better than my old sub. I really opened up the sound to my ears due to being much tighter and not having that bass bloom that smeared the sound if you know what I mean. Building a sub is not that difficult if you do your planning correctly and follow advice of resident experts on this board.

flippo
 
WmAx

WmAx

Audioholic Samurai
So, I take it that you are still in the honeymoon period with your new Infinity Kappa Perfect DIY sub?

-Chris
 
Biggiesized

Biggiesized

Senior Audioholic
What are some good guides to subwoofer building?
 
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trnqk7

Full Audioholic
WmAx-I thought you advocated the us of the Infinity Kappa Perfect sub in your own design? Or am I thinking of someone else?
 
darien87

darien87

Audioholic Spartan
I LOVE my Rythmik Audio sub.

It was my first audio DIY project and I have a limited amount of tools. It doesn't look very pretty, but it sounds great.

I also recommend DIY for subs. I'm thinking of doing something for full-range speakers, but that seems a lot more complicated.
 
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flippo

Full Audioholic
sub

Yes, I am still enjoying the sub. The first time I tried a movie (Saving Private Ryan) my dog jumped a foot and ran into other room. What's better about DIY is if later on I want to build a different enclosure I can.
 
WmAx

WmAx

Audioholic Samurai
Yes, I am still enjoying the sub. The first time I tried a movie (Saving Private Ryan) my dog jumped a foot and ran into other room. What's better about DIY is if later on I want to build a different enclosure I can.
Yes, in your case, a properly engineered slot port system would greatly increase your LF output potential around the tuning frequency. So, there is a degree of incentive for you to change the enclosure at a later date.

-Chris
 
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WmAx

WmAx

Audioholic Samurai
WmAx-I thought you advocated the us of the Infinity Kappa Perfect sub in your own design? Or am I thinking of someone else?
Yes, I do recommend the use of these drivers when the highest fidelity is desired. They have excellent motors with very low distortion throughout their rated physical x-max limitations.

-Chris
 
WmAx

WmAx

Audioholic Samurai
What are some good guides to subwoofer building?
Sorry, I am not aware of guides. But if you any specific questions concerning relevant measured parameters vs. sound quality [as correlated with known credible perceptual research], I can answer.

-Chris
 

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