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hey sundown,

i was in the process of trying to design a box for my X15 and i ran into a couple of road blocks. btw thanks a ton for posting the T/S parameters for the X series subs on your site recently it's really nice to have all those in one place now.

not trying to be a dick but i think there's a couple missing though (at least i think, i could be blind) that are making it really hard to finish my design

could you post the,

Woofer Displacement

Xmax

Sd

if those were there i'd be awesome.

thanks,

RevoRacing

~ If it was easy, everybody would be doing it ~

Posted

I thought the xmax was 30mm?

Do you really need Sd for the model? Approximate it. Should be in the neighborhood of 153sq in.

Displacement... .25 should be close enough. Do you really need it down to the hundreth? Lol.

Posted

I thought the xmax was 30mm?

Do you really need Sd for the model? Approximate it. Should be in the neighborhood of 153sq in.

Displacement... .25 should be close enough. Do you really need it down to the hundreth? Lol.

sd i don't need right now but it'll be important when i start designing my t-line. and i just thought because of the huge surrounds and stuff it might be a little different then most other subs.

and for the displacement i wasn't sure. i tried this once calculator where i gave it the motor dimensions and stuff and it calculated like .45 :P so i wasn't sure what to trust.

~ If it was easy, everybody would be doing it ~

Posted

I thought the xmax was 30mm?

Do you really need Sd for the model? Approximate it. Should be in the neighborhood of 153sq in.

Displacement... .25 should be close enough. Do you really need it down to the hundreth? Lol.

sd i don't need right now but it'll be important when i start designing my t-line. and i just thought because of the huge surrounds and stuff it might be a little different then most other subs.

and for the displacement i wasn't sure. i tried this once calculator where i gave it the motor dimensions and stuff and it calculated like .45 :P so i wasn't sure what to trust.

It's a custom tooled basket so as NOT to give up any Sd due to the comically large surround. The sub is actually closer to a 16"

  • 2 weeks later...
Posted (edited)

I don't know if you got the info you needed, but this is from the pre-order thread from back in March:

The X series is our 1250 RMS rated line -- they feature a 3" diameter CCAW round wire coil and our new frame, spider, surround, and cone platform. Linear x-max is around ~30mm one-way by 70% BL with a total mechanical clearance of 50mm in the motor.

Edited by -X-RaTeD-

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Posted

sd is .18

is that in m^2? and thanks i really need this for designing the t-line.

I don't know if you got the info you needed, but this is from the pre-order thread from back in March:

The X series is our 1250 RMS rated line -- they feature a 3" diameter CCAW round wire coil and our new frame, spider, surround, and cone platform. Linear x-max is around ~30mm one-way by 70% BL with a total mechanical clearance of 50mm in the motor.

and thanks for finding this. they should just put these parameters on their site.

~ If it was easy, everybody would be doing it ~

  • 3 months later...
Posted

Still no sealed, ported or displacement measurements on the website?

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