The 4th order thread

gah, toasted my 3500. blew a few output fets. oh well, at least I can fix it myself. just got to wait on my fets and drivers to get here, and I might mod it to do 5k@1. but well see if I feel like pulling the board or not

 
I take it Vb is box volume? Is that sealed or ported? I plugged that number in the formula you gave for Fc with the specs and reccomended ported box specs for the sa-12 v1 and v2 and got around 100 both times. For the sealed box volume I got closer to 200.

The formula is Fc=sqrt[(Vas/Vb)+1]*Fs correct?

 
I take it Vb is box volume? Is that sealed or ported? I plugged that number in the formula you gave for Fc with the specs and reccomended ported box specs for the sa-12 v1 and v2 and got around 100 both times. For the sealed box volume I got closer to 200.
The formula is Fc=sqrt[(Vas/Vb)+1]*Fs correct?
100 or 200 what? sa12 for example. vas=21.21, fs is 33.7. now, take 21.21/28.3168(1 cu ft in ltrs) this will give you .75 if you round it. now, add 1, and you get 1.75. then sqrt that and you get 1.33, then multiply that by the fs, so 33.7*1.33 and you get 44.821. that is your Fc.

 
100 or 200 what? sa12 for example. vas=21.21, fs is 33.7. now, take 21.21/28.3168(1 cu ft in ltrs) this will give you .75 if you round it. now, add 1, and you get 1.75. then sqrt that and you get 1.33, then multiply that by the fs, so 33.7*1.33 and you get 44.821. that is your Fc.
I didn't pay attention to units... I'm getting the right answer now.

What's the difference in using a passband ripple (S) of .5, .6, and .7 when designing a box?

 
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I have been getting quite a few pms lately, and it seems that all of you think that you need winisd to design a 4th order.... well, you dont. take the steps that have been explained, build it, test it, enjoy it.

 
people.... if you pm me asking for advice, then listen to what I have to say. dont keep asking me about modeling programs, because they are useless. Ive had to tell about 10 people that in the past 2 days, and nobody is listening. If you pm me, and dont listen to my advice, then I will not respond back.

 
How does a high ratio effect the frequency spectrum the sub plays at ? Does it simply shrink it with the peak being the higher? In your pm you said if you want to hit the lows go with a larger FC. What exactly do you mean by that? A sub with a higher FC (I'd think it'd be the opposite, that's why I'm kinda confused)?

 
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