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Good evening

I am almost done with buiding a micro marty and i need to tune the port to 23 Hz ..........I will be using a Behringer EP4000 to drive that sub so my question is what do you recommend to set the HPF to 23 Hz ??

Thanks

Alain
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I'm no expert but I thought you'd set it 1/2 octave below your tuned frequency, so 17 Hz?

I'm sure someone with more knowledge on the subject than me will be able to provide you with a better answer.
I'm no expert but I thought you'd set it 1/2 octave below your tuned frequency, so 17 Hz?

I'm sure someone with more knowledge on the subject than me will be able to provide you with a better answer.
Hi Mark

Thanks for the answer, what i am looking for is mot in term of what additional equipment do i need to get to setup the HPF
MiniDsp is what most folks use when they don't have onboard DSP.

I assume that when you modeled your sub that you know where to set the HPF, I'm not sure what you mean by "Tune the port" though.
Hi Mark

Thanks for the answer, what i am looking for is mot in term of what additional equipment do i need to get to setup the HPF
Are you looking for a DIY solution or something off-the-shelf?

Regards,
Wayne
Are you looking for a DIY solution or something off-the-shelf?

Regards,
Wayne
Off the shelf unless the DIY solution is easy to implement
MiniDsp is what most folks use when they don't have onboard DSP.

I assume that when you modeled your sub that you know where to set the HPF, I'm not sure what you mean by "Tune the port" though.
Hi

I need to set it at 23hz since it will be vented
I use a balanced minidsp 2x4. I use it to set hpf for my ported ultimax 18. I can set it at anywhere from 10hz and up at whatever slope you want. You can experiment with it get it where you want
Excellent product
Another option is the Yamaha YDP2006 digital parametric equalizer. It has 24 dB/octave HP and LP filters. Not as flexible as the miniDSP, but easier to operate and connect. And it looks good in an equipment rack. :D

Regards,
Wayne
Another option is the Yamaha YDP2006 digital parametric equalizer. It has 24 dB/octave HP and LP filters. Not as flexible as the miniDSP, but easier to operate and connect. And it looks good in an equipment rack. :D

Regards,
Wayne
Hi Wayne

I have been on the lookout for this one for over a year without succes it seem to be rare to find at a reasonnable price
They come up on ebay all the time, at least here in the States, so do a Saved Search if you haven’t already (you get e-mail notifications when one comes up for sale). You might be able to find a seller stateside that will ship to Canada. It shouldn’t be hard to find one for under $200 USD before shipping, and typically even lower. See the end section of my YDP2006 review for things to watch out for when buying them.

Regards,
Wayne
They come up on ebay all the time, at least here in the States, so do a Saved Search if you haven’t already (you get e-mail notifications when one comes up for sale). You might be able to find a seller stateside that will ship to Canada. It shouldn’t be hard to find one for under $200 USD before shipping, and typically even lower. See the end section of my YDP2006 review for things to watch out for when buying them.

Regards,
Wayne
Thanks Wayne for your help i will check it out
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