I have an idea (rectangular subwoofer)
08-03-2010, 08:37 PM
#1
I have an idea (rectangular subwoofer)
What's the problem with the corners of square subs? Why are there no gigantic rectangular subs? I would love to see custom-sized rectangular subs for use in sealed boxes, so it can take up an entire trunk/cabin opening. I can fit a 36" x 19" subwoofer, that's roughly 684 inches of cone area! The most I can fit with round subs are 2 18's with 508 inches. Imagine a wall that's one subwoofer that takes up the entire wall, that's high sensitivity right there. 
08-03-2010, 08:58 PM
#4
then why not buy the parts and make one? I mean, a simple cost-benefit analysis should answer your question, but people on this forum make subs all the time, so why not buy parts and see what you can come up with?
or maybe try putting two square subs side by side to create a rectangle. wiring them together to create one lead to the amp in theory would make one subwoofer, but to your eyes it'd be two.
or maybe try putting two square subs side by side to create a rectangle. wiring them together to create one lead to the amp in theory would make one subwoofer, but to your eyes it'd be two.
08-03-2010, 09:26 PM
#5
then why not buy the parts and make one? I mean, a simple cost-benefit analysis should answer your question, but people on this forum make subs all the time, so why not buy parts and see what you can come up with?
or maybe try putting two square subs side by side to create a rectangle. wiring them together to create one lead to the amp in theory would make one subwoofer, but to your eyes it'd be two.
or maybe try putting two square subs side by side to create a rectangle. wiring them together to create one lead to the amp in theory would make one subwoofer, but to your eyes it'd be two.
