5:08 but if that corner takes away from the volume of the chamber that would mean your port has to be a little longer to keep the tuning frequency the same right?
Im building my first slot ported box. Normally i use round ports. I have all my dimensions etc but im curious, i see many that are flared and then a lot that isnt flared. Wouldnt it be best to flare a slot port or would that be more driver/box design dependent ?
is it not that both corners of the port chamber to have parallel angles. there by you not reducing port width. So u should have 45° angles on both inner the outer wall of the port tunnel. Its like having a 2" ball rolling in a 2" tunnel that has a 90° corner with the taper of 45° on 1 surface. that ball will get stuck on the bend.
Why decimeters, mate? Just to make things easy, why not continue using centimetres. I am well aware that 1dm=10cm. It much more accurate, anyway. Use the KISS principal 🤔
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A bit late getting this one out, back at uni and been very busy, should have a 10k special out soon!
Nice video! Love the Paint visuals! And good info :)
5:08 but if that corner takes away from the volume of the chamber that would mean your port has to be a little longer to keep the tuning frequency the same right?
Im building my first slot ported box. Normally i use round ports. I have all my dimensions etc but im curious, i see many that are flared and then a lot that isnt flared. Wouldnt it be best to flare a slot port or would that be more driver/box design dependent ?
what does it mean to have a linear subwoofer box?
Basically no harsh peaks, the frequency response graph is flat, aka a straight line, hence "line"ar
is it not that both corners of the port chamber to have parallel angles. there by you not reducing port width. So u should have 45° angles on both inner the outer wall of the port tunnel. Its like having a 2" ball rolling in a 2" tunnel that has a 90° corner with the taper of 45° on 1 surface. that ball will get stuck on the bend.
Why decimeters, mate? Just to make things easy, why not continue using centimetres. I am well aware that 1dm=10cm. It much more accurate, anyway. Use the KISS principal 🤔