Its a 50L Twin Passive Radiator Sub with Peerless driver and O-Audio 300W amp. Here is a link to my build information:
http://www.hometheatershack.com/for...7-passive-rad-build-good-idea-copy-build.html
At this current stage, all of the compoents are mounted in my sealed box. Currently the lid isnt attached but for testing I placed the lid on top and put a weight on it to get a decent seal. I then hooked the amplifer input up to my laptop with an RCA cable and played some bass heavy songs. I used the default amp settings, low-mid volume, 80Hz crossover, etc.
However, the sound wasnt great. There was decent enough bass, but there seemed to be a lot of extra noise made by the driver cone itself vibrating to produce the sound. With my bose speaker, all you heard was the solid bass sound, but this also has a sound a bit like flicking a tentioned elastic band. The speaker is secured well to the bass box, so what could be causing it?
The following things still have to be done in order for the speaker to be properly finished:
1. Glue the top on properly
2. Add 300g weight to each of the peerless passives
3. Add fiber baffeling
Can anyone give me some help please?
http://www.hometheatershack.com/for...7-passive-rad-build-good-idea-copy-build.html
At this current stage, all of the compoents are mounted in my sealed box. Currently the lid isnt attached but for testing I placed the lid on top and put a weight on it to get a decent seal. I then hooked the amplifer input up to my laptop with an RCA cable and played some bass heavy songs. I used the default amp settings, low-mid volume, 80Hz crossover, etc.
However, the sound wasnt great. There was decent enough bass, but there seemed to be a lot of extra noise made by the driver cone itself vibrating to produce the sound. With my bose speaker, all you heard was the solid bass sound, but this also has a sound a bit like flicking a tentioned elastic band. The speaker is secured well to the bass box, so what could be causing it?
The following things still have to be done in order for the speaker to be properly finished:
1. Glue the top on properly
2. Add 300g weight to each of the peerless passives
3. Add fiber baffeling
Can anyone give me some help please?