Good afternoon!
I'm in the midst of building two sonotube sealed subs. Initially they'll be used for one light DJ application, and then make themselves at home for theater use. I can definitly provide pictures if there's interest. Right now everything is still in pieces but I do have some questions.
I was thinking of using the Dayton 15" HF sub. When I plug the values into unibox I come up with 3.8 cu ft for a sealed enclosure, plus .5 cu ft for driver displacement, arriving at a 4.3 cu ft enclosure. The plan is to use doubled up 3/4" MDF for the end caps. So right now I have an 18" diameter tube with an overall length of 32.5".
How much stuffing should I use? 1 Lb per cu ft?
Will pollyfill be sufficient or is acoustastuff necessary?
I built a sealed sonotube enclosure for the subwoofer in my truck with outstanding results and was hoping to reproduce its awesomeness in my home.
Thanks for the feedback.
-HD
I'm in the midst of building two sonotube sealed subs. Initially they'll be used for one light DJ application, and then make themselves at home for theater use. I can definitly provide pictures if there's interest. Right now everything is still in pieces but I do have some questions.
I was thinking of using the Dayton 15" HF sub. When I plug the values into unibox I come up with 3.8 cu ft for a sealed enclosure, plus .5 cu ft for driver displacement, arriving at a 4.3 cu ft enclosure. The plan is to use doubled up 3/4" MDF for the end caps. So right now I have an 18" diameter tube with an overall length of 32.5".
How much stuffing should I use? 1 Lb per cu ft?
Will pollyfill be sufficient or is acoustastuff necessary?
I built a sealed sonotube enclosure for the subwoofer in my truck with outstanding results and was hoping to reproduce its awesomeness in my home.
Thanks for the feedback.
-HD