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Loudspeaker design bits and pieces: Simulation programs

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Loudspeaker design bits and pieces. Boxes, crossovers, simulations, materials. Sunday, May 27, 2007. Loudspeaker simulation/modelling programs are indispensable! One of the most important pieces of advice I could possibly give regarding loudspeaker simulators is: get one! I've found programs such as Subwoofer Simulator and WinISD to be extremely useful, and not just. What's the maximum power that can be applied before the Xmax is exceeded? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Add to Technorati Favorites.

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Loudspeaker design bits and pieces: New loudspeaker plans... Part B

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Loudspeaker design bits and pieces. Boxes, crossovers, simulations, materials. Thursday, June 7, 2007. New loudspeaker plans. Part B. In an earlier post. I started writing up some plans for a loudspeaker that I want to build. The air volume behind the midrange speaker would have to be less than one litre, so let's do some quick estimates and go from there:. Half wavelength at 5kHz:. Λ/2 = 340/5000/2 = 34mm. Given a cone area of 50cm. I'm using the Seas L12RCY/P for this example) the effective radius is:.

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Loudspeaker design bits and pieces: Filters go bust — time to renew

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Loudspeaker design bits and pieces. Boxes, crossovers, simulations, materials. Thursday, June 18, 2009. Filters go bust — time to renew. After a lengthy hiatus — basically I took a break from doing audio and DIY stuff — I've recently (about a week before writing this) finished building a new active filter circuit. Remember to put your project in a protective case to keep out the dust and miscellaneous falling objects! I may have written about the old system before, but just recapping. 3rd order high-pass...

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Loudspeaker design bits and pieces: A simple test for comparing the acoustic properties of potential box materials

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Loudspeaker design bits and pieces. Boxes, crossovers, simulations, materials. Thursday, July 12, 2007. A simple test for comparing the acoustic properties of potential box materials. A common question that speaker DIYers have is: what materials should I use for building a speaker box? I once experimented with polypropylene and that seemed. So, what to use? Well, how about a music box? Small and very portable,. Reproduces a variety of frequencies upwards of around 1kHz, with lots of harmonic content,.

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Loudspeaker design bits and pieces: June 2009

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Loudspeaker design bits and pieces. Boxes, crossovers, simulations, materials. Thursday, June 18, 2009. Filters go bust — time to renew. After a lengthy hiatus — basically I took a break from doing audio and DIY stuff — I've recently (about a week before writing this) finished building a new active filter circuit. Remember to put your project in a protective case to keep out the dust and miscellaneous falling objects! I may have written about the old system before, but just recapping. 3rd order high-pass...

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Loudspeaker design bits and pieces: July 2007

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Loudspeaker design bits and pieces. Boxes, crossovers, simulations, materials. Thursday, July 12, 2007. A simple test for comparing the acoustic properties of potential box materials. A common question that speaker DIYers have is: what materials should I use for building a speaker box? I once experimented with polypropylene and that seemed. So, what to use? Well, how about a music box? Small and very portable,. Reproduces a variety of frequencies upwards of around 1kHz, with lots of harmonic content,.

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Loudspeaker design bits and pieces: May 2007

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Loudspeaker design bits and pieces. Boxes, crossovers, simulations, materials. Sunday, May 27, 2007. Loudspeaker simulation/modelling programs are indispensable! One of the most important pieces of advice I could possibly give regarding loudspeaker simulators is: get one! I've found programs such as Subwoofer Simulator and WinISD to be extremely useful, and not just. What's the maximum power that can be applied before the Xmax is exceeded? Links to this post. Saturday, May 26, 2007. As the name implies, ...

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Vor 15 Jahren habe ich angefangen, Bausätze. Zu kaufen, um Lautsprecher zu bauen. Nach einigen Jahren Pause wurde das Hobby Lautsprecherbau. Ich biete faire Preise von Bausätzen, Gehäuse sowie komplett aufgebauten Lautsprechern an. Im Showroom. Sind die Vorführlautsprecher abgebildet, die Sie bei mir in ruhiger, gemütlicher Atmosphäre ausgiebig anhören / testen können. Da die Pflege der Homepage extern vergeben ist, kann es vorkommen, dass Lautsprecher vorhanden sind, die noch nicht im Showroom. Speakers...

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Loudspeaker design bits and pieces: Acoustic labyrinth

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Loudspeaker design bits and pieces. Boxes, crossovers, simulations, materials. Saturday, May 26, 2007. As the name implies, a labyrinth design is intended to channel the speaker's back-wave through a series of tunnels/tubes/openings and so-forth (like a labyrinth) until practically all of the acoustic energy is absorbed. Very little sound is reflected back to the speaker and thus the system behaves like an infinite baffle. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Hello and welcome to my loudspeaker site!