Looks great man, youre inspiring me to try the 4 Sundown E8's I'm getting in one of these.
oh really? nice. I don't want to clutter this guy's thread plus I'm on my mobile but if you could pm me the link to that thread, if it's easy to find, I'd appreciate it.you should if you have the room. spy built a box not to long ago with 2 8's in a T-line.
Don't know about putting one of these against a straight up ported box, but a T-Line will hit everynote from 25 to 60 and be loud doing it.. While a ported box, say tuned to 35 hz, will be dominate in a short range, yet lose output the further away you get from your peak.Meh....i still wanna see a TL test on 30-50hz with this and a normal ported box @ 35hz.
Whats the benefits?
If you think the math is easier, you must have built it according the steve meade forum tutorial, which says to use the Sd and Fs of the driver and go to town. This is not an accurate transmission line model and I would bet my life that if you measured your impedance curve you would have to distinct spikes (which means it's a 1/4 wave resonator and not a transmission line for that driver).The math for figuring a t-line box is a lot easier than a regular ported box IMO. The only downside of a t-line is the massive size you have to build one for it to be tuned to the Fs of your particular speaker. The only thing that saved me from making this box ungodly big is that the Fs is 35.2, instead of something like 26hz or so, which would have made the box a lot bigger..
//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/crap.gif.7f4dd41e3e9b23fbd170a1ee6f65cecc.gif i used that **** tooIf you think the math is easier, you must have built it according the steve meade forum tutorial, which says to use the Sd and Fs of the driver and go to town. This is not an accurate transmission line model and I would bet my life that if you measured your impedance curve you would have to distinct spikes (which means it's a 1/4 wave resonator and not a transmission line for that driver).
Looks good and I bet it sounds great though!