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Old 11th December 2006, 11:37   #121
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A simple bass blocker

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Old 11th December 2006, 12:43   #122
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good job Sam Bhai.......
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Old 11th December 2006, 12:48   #123
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What is the difference between a bass tube and a subwoofer? Or both are the same concepts, but the enclosure is different (which probably provides some function which a regular subwoofer enclosure may not provide)?

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You said it yourself the bass tube is a encloure with sub inside it...

no it does not provide a special function except some design looks....
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Old 11th December 2006, 14:26   #124
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Bass Tube = 'boomier' bass.
Listen to both and choose your preferred poison.
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Old 11th December 2006, 14:57   #125
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Bass Tube = 'boomier' bass.
Listen to both and choose your preferred poison.
...or get the tube and stuff an old cotton sock in the port...
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Old 11th December 2006, 16:33   #126
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Hey Sam,navin......What wil be the cut off frequency of the bass blocker???
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Old 12th December 2006, 09:56   #127
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since a bass blocker rolls of pretty slow even one that starts at 300Hz will allow some bass through. at 6db.octave a 300hz "cutoff" means that at 75Hz you are only -12db down. I'd rather tune by ear. if you find that your fronts are too bass shy and are willing to sacrifice some SPL to get more bass upfront by all mean up the 470uf to a smaller cap (330 or 270 or 220uf).
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Old 16th December 2006, 16:10   #128
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...or get the tube and stuff an old cotton sock in the port...
the port is too big for that. but seriously if you do cover the hole what difference would it make ??
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Old 16th December 2006, 16:35   #129
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the port is too big for that. but seriously if you do cover the hole what difference would it make ??
Then cut a piece out of 1/2" ply or mdf of a size slightly larger than the hole and screw it on.

Navin means to say that this way you can seal the box and get rid of port action which could be contributing to boominess.
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not really B&T, you should know me better. I was looking to make the port into an speriodic vent.

That is why i say cotton socks. When I used them a pair of my cotton sports socks were thick enough to stuff a 3" port. Nylon and other thnner socks wotn help.
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not really B&T, you should know me better. I was looking to make the port into an speriodic vent.

That is why i say cotton socks. When I used them a pair of my cotton sports socks were thick enough to stuff a 3" port. Nylon and other thnner socks wotn help.
Hmm, I thought maybe that wouldn't be totally appropriate since the enclosure must be reasonably large and aperiodic vents make most sense when enclosure is undersized and it is desirable to reduce box Q.
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Old 19th December 2006, 12:48   #132
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true, B&T just that the socks are a handy method. on can ofcourse take more pairs and stuff the hole so that there is less leakage.
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but i still dont get it wht type of sound will i experience if i do that.im just curious.

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Old 19th December 2006, 17:12   #134
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is it something like bass tube cr8 vibrations and woofers are for punch and bass tube are for small cars ?? :S
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Old 19th December 2006, 17:18   #135
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some say woofer is for punch and basstube is for vibrations?? bass trubes are for small cars??? is it true?
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