S Sylar Full Audioholic Mar 7, 2011 480 0 18 Jan 23, 2020 #21 What is the best compromise we can get With Sealed and Vented? I certainly cant live with a 10cuFt bookshelf. What if we increase sealed to about 6cuft? What If we decrease vented to 6 cuft?
What is the best compromise we can get With Sealed and Vented? I certainly cant live with a 10cuFt bookshelf. What if we increase sealed to about 6cuft? What If we decrease vented to 6 cuft?
TLS Guy Audioholic Jedi Oct 30, 2007 27,281 0 113 79 Eagan MN Jan 23, 2020 #22 Sylar said: What is the best compromise we can get With Sealed and Vented? I certainly cant live with a 10cuFt bookshelf. What if we increase sealed to about 6cuft? What If we decrease vented to 6 cuft? Click to expand... I don't think you clicked on the isobarik design. http://www.drmarksays.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/dayton-rss390hf-4-15.pdf That has a Vb of under 5 cu.ft and an F3 of 18 Hz which is very compact for a 15" sub. I will play with the sealed design later. However I doubt it will be smaller than the isobarik design which looks like an absolute killer design. That design models superbly and I'm sure would serve you very well.
Sylar said: What is the best compromise we can get With Sealed and Vented? I certainly cant live with a 10cuFt bookshelf. What if we increase sealed to about 6cuft? What If we decrease vented to 6 cuft? Click to expand... I don't think you clicked on the isobarik design. http://www.drmarksays.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/dayton-rss390hf-4-15.pdf That has a Vb of under 5 cu.ft and an F3 of 18 Hz which is very compact for a 15" sub. I will play with the sealed design later. However I doubt it will be smaller than the isobarik design which looks like an absolute killer design. That design models superbly and I'm sure would serve you very well.
S Sylar Full Audioholic Mar 7, 2011 480 0 18 Jan 23, 2020 #23 TLS Guy said: I don't think you clicked on the isobarik design. http://www.drmarksays.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/dayton-rss390hf-4-15.pdf That has a Vb of under 5 cu.ft and an F3 of 18 Hz which is very compact for a 15" sub. I will play with the sealed design later. However I doubt it will be smaller than the isobarik design which looks like an absolute killer design. That design models superbly and I'm sure would serve you very well. Click to expand... Mark, I did have a look at that design and visited your website. I prefer two subs to one as last time my 2subs helped quite a bit with room issues. I was simply not happy with 1. Got the DSP and measuring mike post which my subs worked out way better. I suspect I will face room issues if I run one sub. Secondly only one driver will be arriving now. Not sure when the second one will come.
TLS Guy said: I don't think you clicked on the isobarik design. http://www.drmarksays.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/dayton-rss390hf-4-15.pdf That has a Vb of under 5 cu.ft and an F3 of 18 Hz which is very compact for a 15" sub. I will play with the sealed design later. However I doubt it will be smaller than the isobarik design which looks like an absolute killer design. That design models superbly and I'm sure would serve you very well. Click to expand... Mark, I did have a look at that design and visited your website. I prefer two subs to one as last time my 2subs helped quite a bit with room issues. I was simply not happy with 1. Got the DSP and measuring mike post which my subs worked out way better. I suspect I will face room issues if I run one sub. Secondly only one driver will be arriving now. Not sure when the second one will come.
S Sylar Full Audioholic Mar 7, 2011 480 0 18 Jan 27, 2020 #24 TLS Guy said: I will play with the sealed design later. However I doubt it will be smaller than the isobarik design which looks like an absolute killer design. That design models superbly and I'm sure would serve you very well. Click to expand... Did you get the time to model the same? Last edited: Jan 27, 2020
TLS Guy said: I will play with the sealed design later. However I doubt it will be smaller than the isobarik design which looks like an absolute killer design. That design models superbly and I'm sure would serve you very well. Click to expand... Did you get the time to model the same?
