How would you know what sub is suited for a 6th order BP?6th order bandpass boxes are difficult to design if you dont know how a bandpass box worksa properly designed and built 6th order bandpass can give u really really good results....
heres a tip..u cant just throw any sub in a 6th order bp
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Does that even make sense? I thought quasi tuned meant you series tune one with the other. I think this may only apply with only 6th and 8th order bandpasses. Am I correct?me prefer quasi 4th order bandpass FTW.//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif
If you have WinISD Pro it will give you the EBP for that sub. Lower EBP subs are better for sealed or 4th order BP. Higher EBP subs are better for ported or 6th order BP. What sub are you using? For a box calculator try this Excel sheet:So theres not any spec to look for to tell if a sub will work?
then i guess the box i saw was mis-told to me but i'm positive it was what i was it was. loud as fock.Does that even make sense? I thought quasi tuned meant you series tune one with the other. I think this may only apply with only 6th and 8th order bandpasses. Am I correct?