Need a little help here.

[Aarmin]

I need help installing some 4" coaxial speakers into a bandpass box. Does anybody have blueprints?

Also, how long should the port be?

Thanks.

[keep_hope_alive]

more detail is needed. model number? are these the only things in the box? are they on the face with subs? note they can't share airspace with subs. recognize that a bandpass box does just as the name implies, it has high pass and low pass filter inherent in the design.

got a sketch or drawing of what you are planning?

[thevic24]

First off, why are you wanting to install a coaxial into a bandpass box?

Second, why would anyone need a blueprint for this??
It would just be a matter of cutting out the hole for the speaker.....

[Aarmin]

more detail is needed. model number? are these the only things in the box? are they on the face with subs? note they can't share airspace with subs. recognize that a bandpass box does just as the name implies, it has high pass and low pass filter inherent in the design.

Manufacture / Model #: SoundStorm STS40
The only other thing I have in the box is a teddy bear.
No subs planned.

got a sketch or drawing of what you are planning?

sure!
http://img263.imageshack.us/img263/1008/yeahai.png

First off, why are you wanting to install a coaxial into a bandpass box?
...

Do something different.

[thevic24]

Hmm....


Well, you would just need to cut holes out for them. Its just that easy.





















































Ok i call,

[keep_hope_alive]

Lulz

No need for the tweeter, you won't hear it. Port length? Doesn't matter since the speaker isn't capable of playing low enough.

Enter the T/S parameters into a box program and you'll get sizing info. If you have a plexiglas bandpass box sitting around that you want to mess with, then whatever floats your boat.

[MisterDeadeye]

Wait, so you're putting a teddy bear in your box?

Are you trying to pick up little kids?