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| DIY Subwoofers - Sealed and Ported 18" Ascendant Audio Havoc SonotubeDiscuss 18" Ascendant Audio Havoc Sonotube in the DIY Speakers and Subwoofers forum; 18" Ascendant Audio Havoc Sonotube Hey guys. I got an 18" Havoc (new version) and I'm planning to do it in about 12-14 cubes (undecided) ... |
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| 18" Ascendant Audio Havoc Sonotube Hey guys. I got an 18" Havoc (new version) and I'm planning to do it in about 12-14 cubes (undecided) to about 15hz or so. It will be powered by an EP2500 bridged so plenty of power to boot. I will be starting it soon and will take pictures throughout the process. | ||||
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| Re: 18" Ascendant Audio Havoc Sonotube Looking forward to your build. You'll need a high pass filter at 13 hz to keep the air speed acceptable for a 8 inch diameter port. | ||||
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| Re: 18" Ascendant Audio Havoc Sonotube That's a mean sub for HT. What size is the room that the sub will be in? | ||||
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| Re: 18" Ascendant Audio Havoc Sonotube Sounds good. Post up pics of the driver and to keep us updated. | ||||
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| Re: 18" Ascendant Audio Havoc Sonotube You're going to tune it to 15hz but use a highpass centered at 16hz? ![]() You may want to rethink that strategy. | ||||
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