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| SoundSplinter Ported RL-P 15 ProjectDiscuss Ported RL-P 15 Project in the DIY Speakers and Subwoofers forum; Ported RL-P 15 Project I'm getting pretty close to finishing my box for a SS RL-P 15D2. It is a 3.5 cu ft box ... |
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| Ported RL-P 15 Project I'm getting pretty close to finishing my box for a SS RL-P 15D2. It is a 3.5 cu ft box tuned to 24 Hz. The box is two layers of 19 mm MDF with an outer covering of premium maple 1/2" plywood. All of the edges and the area around the port are solid oak. This wood scheme matches the wood scheme of our movie room. I wanted to build a larger unit, but there are serious WAF concerns and this is the largest box I could get past my wife. The outside dimensions are 24" x 24" x 21.5". For amplification I'm considering the Crown XTi 2000. It has tons of power, enough to add another subwoofer or go to an IB setup once I'm posted next year and buy a house and it has programmable DSP with EQ and filtering. I'll put some pictures in subsequent posts. | |||
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| Re: Ported RL-P 15 Project It is a great router for the money. Anyway, I'm applying the polyurethane finish now... hopefully I'll have it finished in a couple of days and I'll post some pictures. My wife is bugging me to make a dulcimer for her now... I'm a bigger fan of building a cube I think.... | |||
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| Re: Ported RL-P 15 Project Ok, the enclosure is finished. I'm just waiting to order the drivers. Mike should get back to me tonight with the final quote and I'll send him off the funds for two RL-P15 D2s. The amplifier will arrive tomorrow, so once the drivers show up I'll be ready to start up. I've been playing around with some modeling and here is what I've come up with so far. ![]() It is low passed at 80 Hz with a second order Butterworth and high passed at 20Hz with a second order Butterworth as well. There is 3 dB of boost at 20 Hz. Any thoughts? I'm pretty new at this so I'd appreciate any and all input. | |||
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| Re: Ported RL-P 15 Project Nope, once all is said and done, this sub should have cost slightly more than a Velodyne DLS-5000R. I'm hoping it will outperform it (I've read that the Velo has some problems below 30 Hz). Since I'm moving up from a Mission 10" sub, I'm sure I'll be blown away regardless. Last edited by Geoff St. Germain; 03-20-07 at 02:13 PM. | |||
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| Re: Ported RL-P 15 Project Well, Mike sent me an email that the drivers are on the way. I have a second RL-P 15 D2 coming that I haven't entirely decided what to do with yet. I may build an LLT type enclosure for it to do a comparison... who knows. I just wanted to mention that I'm thoroughly impressed with Mike's customer service. I've been dealing with a couple of other sub manufacturers and Mike has been far and away the most responsive and easiest to deal with and was very fast at getting back to me (sometimes within an hour). | |||
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| Thanks again for the compliments Geoff. Your enclosure is lookin' mighty fine - quite similar to the first box I ever built for my first-generation RL-p15 back in 2004 comin' in at 3.5 cu ft net @ 25 Hz. It defeinitely delivered tons of punch and had not failed to impress a single visitor, though ideally I would prefer larger and lower tuned for that super deep bass. You gotta make do with what you got though, and keepin' the other half happy is a task all its own! ![]() Comin' from a 10" driver, indeed there is little doubt you will be blown away! ![]() | |||
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