Google Sketchup:(10) 15" Woofers In B.s. T.l. Variation With New Illustration

[Forevrbumpn]

Meade, I know... lol

I was imagining in Quakes case, an almost free air back pack... lol... kept making me laugh thinking of it... I know they are different cars and different installers

[Shinju]

Might be possible in a super streched CRX limo deal but not in a regular CRX.

Sounds like a far fetched pipe dream to me.

Only probibal way to get 10 15Inch drivers into a CRX is hauling them in the boxes they came in new and even that might be a fun task.

I'll believe it when I see it.

[meade916]

look, you have to be a serious motherfu#ker to get 10 15's and 30,000 watts in a Rex. Quake is not and it will never happen...so this thread is a waste.

[Forevrbumpn]

i did some calculations and it dont look good for u my friend

u need roughly 1800 square inches of port and that port needs to extend about 10 feet so...

in terms of box volume ur lookin at 125 cubic feet for a t-line enclosure

lines there are ways around the whole port area issues

when I use large woofers in tlines, or more than 1, I taper the line backwards, almost making it in to a horn

start the line off small where the woofers are, then proceed to a larger port mouth opening... its helps sometimes

if its a line with about 3 + bends, what I do is if for the first bend of 3 bends, I calculate 33% of total cone area, then 66% cone area, then 100% cone area for the final line

And I usually dont even go by the cone area any more

4 lines would ofcourse be 25%, 50% 75% 100% of total cone area number

usually works out fine, and gives the woofers a better low end response than even standard straight tlines

[IH8PunkRok]

lines there are ways around the whole port area issues

when I use large woofers in tlines, or more than 1, I taper the line backwards, almost making it in to a horn

start the line off small where the woofers are, then proceed to a larger port mouth opening... its helps sometimes

if its a line with about 3 + bends, what I do is if for the first bend of 3 bends, I calculate 33% of total cone area, then 66% cone area, then 100% cone area for the final line

And I usually dont even go by the cone area any more

4 lines would ofcourse be 25%, 50% 75% 100% of total cone area number

usually works out fine, and gives the woofers a better low end response than even standard straight tlines

thats a good idea right there. t-lines are so very confusing

[Forevrbumpn]

I would keep going, but I will be warned to stay on topic

But the CRX thing, I know its not gonna happen, not realistic.. I do see 6-15s tho