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6th order "quality" [message #34547] Wed, 26 December 2001 12:06 Go to next message
claudius is currently offline  claudius
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Hi,

I'm trying and trying simulation for sound reinforcement sub-woofer enclosure. I do several simulation with a promising driver (18 inchs), but I cannot decide in between a usual bass-reflex (about 120 Litres), or a 6th order band-pass speaker, with almost the same size. In theory, I got nearly 3dB more on the 50 to 100 Hz range (the range I'm interreset about) with the band pass, but is that reallity ? what about the sound ?? does it sound like a drum, or like a real speaker ?? I mean, does it have the bad habits of shiffting the frequency near its hown resonance frequency ?? (I hear this on some PA system, and I really don't want something like this, sound like every bass notes are the really same)



Re: 6th order "quality" [message #34550 is a reply to message #34547] Wed, 26 December 2001 14:49 Go to previous message
Adam is currently offline  Adam
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Well bandpass boxes really can't compete with ported or sealed for sound quality... So it depends on what your priorities are. You really can't go wrong with a good old ported box, if you want slightly more output, not as decent a sound and a built in crossover (a crappy one, mind you), then go bandpass.

Adam

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