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RE: RCA-Fan - does your v-vent

Posted by RCA-fan (M) on October 25, 2007 at 14:00:58

In Reply to: RCA-Fan - does your v-vent posted by freddyi on October 25, 2007 at 09:06:06:

add some mass loading? -

Not much

if you can divulge, whats a good guesstimate plan for sizing and gapping practical v-vent? what do you think happened in that fellow's pretty v-vent enclosure which was adjustable and had wider vent at bottom than Hawaii? -more hit? - waste of volume?

Well if the vent becomes very large, the box begins to act like a rearhorn that is too short, with a very big front chamber.. thus added "punch" at the expense of a dip at 150Hz. If the vent is not split, you get a bit more hit. Splitting the vent just cuts down some resonances in the box, at the expense of output

what does one want in a curve to play good sounding cello and bowed bass? - many speakers sound awful and can't pass this test (k-horn?)

The Cogent bass driver and horn.

Bill

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