Posted by Wayne Parham on October 04, 2001 at 16:46:55

In Reply to: Re: JBL E155-4 posted by Frode on October 04, 2001 at 14:16:41:

The thing is, the smaller the box, the higher the cutoff. You can put a 2245 in a 4 cubic foot box but then it's not what I'd call a subwoofer, with f3 of 50Hz. Best to put it in an 8 - 10 cubic foot box tuned to 30Hz, which gives deep response, with f3 of 33Hz and f10 of 25Hz in a 10 cubic foot box. There's plenty of excurison, so that's not a limit through the entire passband. The thermal limit puts maximum output around 120dB at 1 meter. Naturally, excursion becomes a limit below fl, so high pass at 20Hz.

• Re: JBL E155-4 - Frode 10:21:59 10/06/01 (4)
  • Re: JBL E155-4 - Wayne Parham 15:40:00 10/06/01 (3)
    • Re: JBL E155-4 - Frode 03:03:20 10/07/01 (2)
      • Re: JBL E155-4 - Wayne Parham 10:01:52 10/07/01 (1)
        • Re: JBL E155-4 - juanstein 09:59:27 10/08/01 (0)