Enclosure Size
well i have 2 fairly old Jensen Titanium KS210 subs. DVC 4 ohm. They are 175 watts rms each and i have absoutly no clue what size of sub box they would require for a seal or even ported box. i have them in a ported box that was actually meant for 2 12's but i can't find any information about them anywhere and i would like to stick them in the right size sealed box to see how they sound. if anyone has any info for me that would be great thanks!
|
Originally Posted by hemimagnum
(Post 580325)
well i have 2 fairly old Jensen Titanium KS210 subs. DVC 4 ohm. They are 175 watts rms each and i have absoutly no clue what size of sub box they would require for a seal or even ported box. i have them in a ported box that was actually meant for 2 12's but i can't find any information about them anywhere and i would like to stick them in the right size sealed box to see how they sound. if anyone has any info for me that would be great thanks!
As long as you don't throw a LOT of power at them they should be fine with the testing.....the larger the air space the deeper they'll go, but at the cost of some power handling. Once you have the sound where you like it, build your final box to that size Have fun and let us know how it goes....post a few pics while you're at it.....:smilie_da HTH |
i don't want to spend too much money on having to buy mdf because my funds are fairly low right now but i guess i'll see lol. im not actually sure how much power im putting to the subs anymore but i think they are under powered. i over powered them once when i had a JL amp and blew the cones right out of the spiders on them and had to silicone them back together. they still work lol. i think they are getting 250 watts rms total
|
Originally Posted by hemimagnum
(Post 580644)
i don't want to spend too much money on having to buy mdf because my funds are fairly low right now but i guess i'll see lol. im not actually sure how much power im putting to the subs anymore but i think they are under powered. i over powered them once when i had a JL amp and blew the cones right out of the spiders on them and had to silicone them back together. they still work lol. i think they are getting 250 watts rms total
Find a friend with some wood working skills (and hopefully a couple of tools....:laugh: ) and take a run at it....you'll have fun, learn something new and have something to show for your efforts. If you need more info just ask. HTH |
Originally Posted by BigRedGuy
(Post 580794)
A 48" X 48" 'Handy Panel' of 3/4" MDF is around $15-20 at Home Depot.....a small bottle of carpenters glue and some 1.5" deck screws and you're good to go....:smilie_da
Find a friend with some wood working skills (and hopefully a couple of tools....:laugh: ) and take a run at it....you'll have fun, learn something new and have something to show for your efforts. If you need more info just ask. HTH |
Originally Posted by hemimagnum
(Post 580795)
i have no problem making the box myself. i have made a few in the past and i have all the tools to do it. it's mostly just the size of the box i'm looking for. i was hoping someone would hopefully have some info for me on it but i was thinking it is a pretty far stretch with these old subs lol
Bottom line is if you put them in a sealed box they will make some noise no matter what the size.......trying to port them on the other hand......:ohwell: :smokin: HTH |
they are in a ported box right now but im not sure what size the box is for sure. i used to have them in a sealed box before but i think thats when i blew the cones out of the spiders, and i think i ended up putting them in a ported box because they made a bit of popping noises in a sealed box.. i think. but that was like 5 years ago so i don't really remember that far back lol. i might make a box around 1.3 cuft/driver or so and see how that sounds
|
Let us know how it turns out.....:smilie_da
|
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 08:37 AM. |
© 2024 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands