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<blockquote data-quote="Moble Enclosurs" data-source="post: 7630537" data-attributes="member: 634917"><p>well wouldn't you like to know...lol j/k. No seriously though, the specs ARE the response in this case. Because they were calculated on physical and acoustical limitations to control the subwoofer at it best operating capabilities. It has nothing to do with personal preference in the specs you pointed out. It is a way to configure proper response from the sub and box only, and is only based on a bass reflex idea as of now.</p><p></p><p>Each design will have its own specs and that is even true for compression, though a lot of people believe that is solely based on VAS figures. Though this is one factor that is parallel in calculations, it is not the only determining one.</p><p></p><p>Map the specs out on a program and see what it shows. Idk what it would come up with yet because not everything has been calculated for as of this time. So, even those recommendations that I mention can be changes for personal preference.</p><p></p><p>The The thing about my recommendations that people need to understand is that these are for response calculations only as of now. Tweaks can be made to fit your lifestyle of musical choice any way you choose. Nothing says you cannot tune these to say, 26Hz and not be fine with that. But for what I figure, it is the best starting point of optimum operation of the subs of choice in whatever box I calculate for. Too many variables exist that make these recommendations solid for everyone. But I can guarantee that efficiency is going to be increased, and musicality will be amount its best in any of my figures, regardless of how low you personally want to go.</p><p></p><p>When I design, I use these calculation I have come up with as either a definite, depending on how it matches your taste and limits, or I change it a bit to better the transience of the response for a more natural output. There are likely always going to be minor changes in any design to customize it to your liking because, as we all know very well at this point, everyone's will be slightly different as a majority.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Moble Enclosurs, post: 7630537, member: 634917"] well wouldn't you like to know...lol j/k. No seriously though, the specs ARE the response in this case. Because they were calculated on physical and acoustical limitations to control the subwoofer at it best operating capabilities. It has nothing to do with personal preference in the specs you pointed out. It is a way to configure proper response from the sub and box only, and is only based on a bass reflex idea as of now. Each design will have its own specs and that is even true for compression, though a lot of people believe that is solely based on VAS figures. Though this is one factor that is parallel in calculations, it is not the only determining one. Map the specs out on a program and see what it shows. Idk what it would come up with yet because not everything has been calculated for as of this time. So, even those recommendations that I mention can be changes for personal preference. The The thing about my recommendations that people need to understand is that these are for response calculations only as of now. Tweaks can be made to fit your lifestyle of musical choice any way you choose. Nothing says you cannot tune these to say, 26Hz and not be fine with that. But for what I figure, it is the best starting point of optimum operation of the subs of choice in whatever box I calculate for. Too many variables exist that make these recommendations solid for everyone. But I can guarantee that efficiency is going to be increased, and musicality will be amount its best in any of my figures, regardless of how low you personally want to go. When I design, I use these calculation I have come up with as either a definite, depending on how it matches your taste and limits, or I change it a bit to better the transience of the response for a more natural output. There are likely always going to be minor changes in any design to customize it to your liking because, as we all know very well at this point, everyone's will be slightly different as a majority. [/QUOTE]
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