My home theater layout, which uses an acoustically transparent screen, has a shallow cavity behind the screen. I'm trying to figure out how to design a sealed sub enclosure which would fit in there.
Here's the layout of the room (Note: the sub shown in the bottom right corner of the floor plan is no longer there as it has died):
The area between the AT screen and back wall is only 15", so this doesn't give me many options. I'm hoping to have two 15" subs (or maybe even 18" subs but doubt that's possible due to the size of the ) behind the screen, on each side of the center speaker.
I'm planning on using a separate amplifier to keep the size of the enclosure as small as possible. Amp(s) might be installed either behind the screen or back at the equipment rack.
So my question is how does one go about designing an enclosure where you have a depth constraint on the enclosure? The calculators I've seen posted in the forum don't make it clear how to force a specific depth.
Thanks
Here's the layout of the room (Note: the sub shown in the bottom right corner of the floor plan is no longer there as it has died):
The area between the AT screen and back wall is only 15", so this doesn't give me many options. I'm hoping to have two 15" subs (or maybe even 18" subs but doubt that's possible due to the size of the ) behind the screen, on each side of the center speaker.
I'm planning on using a separate amplifier to keep the size of the enclosure as small as possible. Amp(s) might be installed either behind the screen or back at the equipment rack.
So my question is how does one go about designing an enclosure where you have a depth constraint on the enclosure? The calculators I've seen posted in the forum don't make it clear how to force a specific depth.
Thanks