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Altima1

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  1. Dont worry altima

    Alot of people are going to be confused until they see it explained.

    We all talk about a speakers freq response but when put into an enclosure or even ib, it has changes.. You will see imp. Spikes at different freq and this is porblem areas.

    This tool allows us to see the problem areas and then we can make subtle changes to correct the problem.

    A video will really explain it.

    The reason so many will be lost is because up until now the tool did not exist.

    Well, it did 15 years ago... Sort of.

    Soon man.

    Soon

    Ok, so this will let you find the impedence spikes of different speakers at different freq's so you know where to set your crossovers and know where you can drive the most power to your speakers at different freq? Am i atleast close????? lol

  2. Like I said, 275 is pretty much the top limit, so if you could Do 275 or possibly 300 shipped then I would love to have the q

    I have a 18" FI BL Dual 2 ohm, Flatwind, Cooling and Silver Engine Turn Dustcap. with these options added i was told it will bring the RMS up from 1500 to about 2000 RMS. I had a RF 15001bd on it and it sounds good. I'll do $300 Shipped.......

  3. you are exactly correct

    haha i like how you link to that thread, and that thread links to here lol

    No it goes to a thread i started yesterday, i need help because i want to put 45's in the bend of the port for my box and i was wondering if it would change the calculations on you program like the tuning freq or the port area since the bend in the port is actually wider from the corner of the box to the corner of the port wall.

  4. if you were to measure down the inside of the port, the effective port length would be shorter. likewise, if you were to measure down the outside of the port, it would be longer. measuring down the middle of the width of the port gives you an accurate measurement.

    So on your calculator the length you put in for the port would be the measurement down the middle of the port and the physical port length is the inside of the wall? Take a look at my forum please..

    http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/topic/142010-torres-box-tuning-calculator-design-help-15sp4/

  5. Ok, so your saying you get the 38" from adding

    front to back- 18.5''

    Extension - 13"

    baffle thicknesses- 1.5"

    port width- 5"

    = 38" ........Correct? and if so then the physical port length is 18.5" + 13" = 31.5". but the unknown is the Lv/Port Length in the green box, how was that calculated? and when i 45 both corners in the port it shouldnt effect the tuning freq or the port area right??

  6. If you just 45deg in the cnr. then it's down the middle of the port like norma L-port

    If the 45's are large enough it's still down the centre but follow the cnr. So as the the port has 2x 45 deg bends and not 1x 90

    If you kerfing the port on both sides then you follow the it round as if it a straight port but again down the middle

    i kinda get what your saying but what i really wanna know is if by putting the 45's in the bend to keep it at a consistant 5" width will effect the tuning freq compared to just doing a 90 deg turn with no 45's at all. Noting that the 90 degree turn will not be a consistant 5'' in width at the turn from the corner of the box wall to the corner of the port wall. From my understanding of what i saw Torres say is that the port length you put in is what the sub will actually see (Center of port measurement??) and the physical port length is what you would get if you measured the inner port wall entirly. and im guessing the Lv in the green box is the outter wall??

    These would be the dimensions of the port parts for that box:

    L Port Internal Assembly Parts:

    Front to Back = 18 1/2 x 15 1/2

    Extension = 13 x 15 1/2

    But then 0.4 cubic feet of bracing?

    thats 31.5" and then add 1.5" for the thickness of the front baffle of the box and the front to back port wall comes out to 33''. so why that number? and also im trying to put 45's in the ports turn like in the picture above. explaining the 0.4 bracing, I will be putting resin and matting on the inside of the box with some dowel rods for bracing and putting 45's in all the corners.

  7. So Im building a box for my 15'' Sp4. i have built many boxes but i have always stayed away from angled ports but this time i cant avoid it so i need help in the calculation for the angle/curve in the port. I know that the port should be the same width the entire length of the port but at the corner it will actually be a little larger unless you put a 45 angle in it. so by doing this will it mess up the calculations in torres' program? and im still trying to understand the physical port length and the port length you put in and the port length used in the calculations in the green box at the bottom (Lv). I have something drawn up with the program so i wanted to know if i am going in the right direction on building the port.

    boxdesign.jpg

    theonen.jpg

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