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Wally December 22nd 03 01:20 PM

Test tones into reflex cab
 
Stewart Pinkerton wrote:

Yes. Sounds like the cabinet is now tuned to 25 Hz, which is too low
for the B139 driver. Hence, the curve dips badly in the 30-35 Hz area,
where it needs the port to support the active driver, and picks up
again briefly at the lower 25 Hz resonsnce before collapsing.


Yup, this is consistent with my subsequent fiddling with a design tool.
Should I be putting socks in the vents? :-)


--
Wally
www.art-gallery.myby.co.uk
Latest addition: Early Works gallery




Ian Bell December 22nd 03 03:56 PM

Test tones into reflex cab
 
Wally wrote:

Stewart Pinkerton wrote:

Yes. Sounds like the cabinet is now tuned to 25 Hz, which is too low
for the B139 driver. Hence, the curve dips badly in the 30-35 Hz area,
where it needs the port to support the active driver, and picks up
again briefly at the lower 25 Hz resonsnce before collapsing.


Yup, this is consistent with my subsequent fiddling with a design tool.
Should I be putting socks in the vents? :-)



Only if you want to *smell* the bass. Now if you used a pair of Felicity
Kendall's nickers that would be a different thing entirely.

Ian


Ian Bell December 22nd 03 03:56 PM

Test tones into reflex cab
 
Wally wrote:

Stewart Pinkerton wrote:

Yes. Sounds like the cabinet is now tuned to 25 Hz, which is too low
for the B139 driver. Hence, the curve dips badly in the 30-35 Hz area,
where it needs the port to support the active driver, and picks up
again briefly at the lower 25 Hz resonsnce before collapsing.


Yup, this is consistent with my subsequent fiddling with a design tool.
Should I be putting socks in the vents? :-)



Only if you want to *smell* the bass. Now if you used a pair of Felicity
Kendall's nickers that would be a different thing entirely.

Ian


Wally December 22nd 03 04:05 PM

Test tones into reflex cab
 
Ian Bell wrote:

Yup, this is consistent with my subsequent fiddling with a design
tool. Should I be putting socks in the vents? :-)


Only if you want to *smell* the bass. Now if you used a pair of
Felicity Kendall's nickers that would be a different thing entirely.


I would need two pairs for stereo...


--
Wally
www.art-gallery.myby.co.uk
Latest addition: Early Works gallery




Wally December 22nd 03 04:05 PM

Test tones into reflex cab
 
Ian Bell wrote:

Yup, this is consistent with my subsequent fiddling with a design
tool. Should I be putting socks in the vents? :-)


Only if you want to *smell* the bass. Now if you used a pair of
Felicity Kendall's nickers that would be a different thing entirely.


I would need two pairs for stereo...


--
Wally
www.art-gallery.myby.co.uk
Latest addition: Early Works gallery




Stewart Pinkerton December 22nd 03 05:46 PM

Test tones into reflex cab
 
On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 14:20:56 -0000, "Wally"
wrote:

Stewart Pinkerton wrote:

Yes. Sounds like the cabinet is now tuned to 25 Hz, which is too low
for the B139 driver. Hence, the curve dips badly in the 30-35 Hz area,
where it needs the port to support the active driver, and picks up
again briefly at the lower 25 Hz resonsnce before collapsing.


Yup, this is consistent with my subsequent fiddling with a design tool.
Should I be putting socks in the vents? :-)


I usually do - I find that reflexes generally have 'loose' bass,
although this isn't inherent in the technology.
--

Stewart Pinkerton | Music is Art - Audio is Engineering

Stewart Pinkerton December 22nd 03 05:46 PM

Test tones into reflex cab
 
On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 14:20:56 -0000, "Wally"
wrote:

Stewart Pinkerton wrote:

Yes. Sounds like the cabinet is now tuned to 25 Hz, which is too low
for the B139 driver. Hence, the curve dips badly in the 30-35 Hz area,
where it needs the port to support the active driver, and picks up
again briefly at the lower 25 Hz resonsnce before collapsing.


Yup, this is consistent with my subsequent fiddling with a design tool.
Should I be putting socks in the vents? :-)


I usually do - I find that reflexes generally have 'loose' bass,
although this isn't inherent in the technology.
--

Stewart Pinkerton | Music is Art - Audio is Engineering

Ian Bell December 22nd 03 06:54 PM

Test tones into reflex cab
 
Wally wrote:

Ian Bell wrote:

Yup, this is consistent with my subsequent fiddling with a design
tool. Should I be putting socks in the vents? :-)


Only if you want to *smell* the bass. Now if you used a pair of
Felicity Kendall's nickers that would be a different thing entirely.


I would need two pairs for stereo...


pervert ;-)

Ian


Ian Bell December 22nd 03 06:54 PM

Test tones into reflex cab
 
Wally wrote:

Ian Bell wrote:

Yup, this is consistent with my subsequent fiddling with a design
tool. Should I be putting socks in the vents? :-)


Only if you want to *smell* the bass. Now if you used a pair of
Felicity Kendall's nickers that would be a different thing entirely.


I would need two pairs for stereo...


pervert ;-)

Ian


Wally December 22nd 03 07:05 PM

Test tones into reflex cab
 
Ian Bell wrote:

Only if you want to *smell* the bass. Now if you used a pair of
Felicity Kendall's nickers that would be a different thing entirely.


I would need two pairs for stereo...


pervert ;-)


I'll take the one pair, then - could you send them in a plain wrapper? ;-)


--
Wally
www.art-gallery.myby.co.uk
Latest addition: Early Works gallery





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