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Wayne, what was the Lab 12 sub box size and port size ? [message #49157] Tue, 21 March 2006 09:08 Go to next message
Pfenning is currently offline  Pfenning
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We had a conversation on the phone the other day, and you told me about the Lab 12 in a ported inclosure. I didn't note the sizes you rattled off, and now I can't remember for sure what you said. Also, how much power will I need (plate amps,SET, push pull?)? Would stereo pairs be to much for my basement living room(850 sq. ft.)? Will it be tight well controlled bass? Do you sell these and if so, how much are they?

Thanks,
Pfenning

Re: Wayne, what was the Lab 12 sub box size and port size ? [message #49158 is a reply to message #49157] Tue, 21 March 2006 11:56 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Wayne Parham is currently online  Wayne Parham
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The LAB12 works well in cabinets from 2.0ft3 to 6.0ft3 tuned to 22Hz. The subwoofer you and I discussed on the phone is a three π sub, which has a LAB12 driver in 3.5ft3 tuned to 22Hz. It's small and inexpensive enough that you can build a pair and place them within a few feet of the mains, keeping them within 1/4λ at the crossover point. A kit is $150.00, and it contains a LAB12 woofer, connector panel and plans.


Re: Wayne, what was the Lab 12 sub box size and port size ? [message #49159 is a reply to message #49158] Tue, 21 March 2006 13:56 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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So would I let my stage 4's roll off naturally on the bottom, or cut them off at the point the Lab 12 takes over?

Re: Wayne, what was the Lab 12 sub box size and port size ? [message #49160 is a reply to message #49159] Tue, 21 March 2006 14:05 Go to previous message
Wayne Parham is currently online  Wayne Parham
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Best to use a crossover. But you could allow the mains to rolloff naturally and bring in the subs there.


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