Bass Box Pro 6
Part of the reason in tuning the Daytons lower, If you tune them to high, close to fs, The ports are pushing out major amounts of air at 41hz, and the cones don't seem under proper control.
Way to much bass at 41hz. Cone output, along with the port output, is enough to give you a headache!!
Perhaps they handle more power at this high tuning frequency but the sound isn't the best.
It's not like I'm going to use them for sound reinforcement.
They will play clean as loud as your ears can stand, without any issues.
I started looking at how low Tekton tunes their pro woofers, and realized I had to go with the flattest response.
The woofers are only going to play frequencies as low as they are designed.
The port is only going to contribute the lower frequencies, not the woofers themselves. The combination of the box tuning and ports allows you to have a lower frequency response/ extension then possible with a sealed system.
The heavy damping keeps everything smooth and under control, no port junk, or standing waves, and drops the Daytons output slightly, to integrate better with the other drivers.
It's surprising you would almost think they are a sealed system pretty amazing, tight response, but way more efficient.
Part of the reason in tuning the Daytons lower, If you tune them to high, close to fs, The ports are pushing out major amounts of air at 41hz, and the cones don't seem under proper control.
Way to much bass at 41hz. Cone output, along with the port output, is enough to give you a headache!!
Perhaps they handle more power at this high tuning frequency but the sound isn't the best.
It's not like I'm going to use them for sound reinforcement.
They will play clean as loud as your ears can stand, without any issues.
I started looking at how low Tekton tunes their pro woofers, and realized I had to go with the flattest response.
The woofers are only going to play frequencies as low as they are designed.
The port is only going to contribute the lower frequencies, not the woofers themselves. The combination of the box tuning and ports allows you to have a lower frequency response/ extension then possible with a sealed system.
The heavy damping keeps everything smooth and under control, no port junk, or standing waves, and drops the Daytons output slightly, to integrate better with the other drivers.
It's surprising you would almost think they are a sealed system pretty amazing, tight response, but way more efficient.
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