Sealed SI 18" Car Sub

annunaki

annunaki

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Sorry it has been so long. That sweep looks exactly like I would have expected for a sub with an enclosure much too small. I would have expected the transfer function to help out a bit more but it likely indicates just how small the enclosure is causing that hump. Not your fault, he should have opted for a larger enclosure or a smaller sub with the correct enclosure.
 
TLS Guy

TLS Guy

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This is a case were a Variovent will likely help. You will need two at least and may be as many as four with the box undersized that much. I would bet Varivents will tame that peak, lower the impedance peak and Qts.
 
GranteedEV

GranteedEV

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Sorry it has been so long. That sweep looks exactly like I would have expected for a sub with an enclosure much too small. I would have expected the transfer function to help out a bit more but it likely indicates just how small the enclosure is causing that hump. Not your fault, he should have opted for a larger enclosure or a smaller sub with the correct enclosure.
It's not primarily an enclosure hump, it looks like an inductance hump more than anything.
 
annunaki

annunaki

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It's not primarily an enclosure hump, it looks like an inductance hump more than anything.
That is possible and is probably at play as well. I modeled that sub in question and it looks like what I expected in terms of response.
 

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