Sencheezy

Good to hear you're doing ok. You are the first person I've seen create such enclosures.

happy birthday indeed

send it back. From the majority of experiences I've witness, after 2 or 3 tries, it's finally as claimed status.

Those came out really good!

Trying to sell as a group or single too?

Hell yeah. nice. Any difference on the meter?

yup

sweet!

Seeing it all come together, congrats Q

It's still being worked on. 50k on it right now.

Looks good. Seems to need more port area?

congrats

Explain?

What are the pending variables from keeping this a production driver? If not for production, will you still offer as an custom order?

yup, the nx702 has my choice

Preorder details please!!!

wow! What a update! You're moving right along sir.

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No change. The 7" driver didn't have enough stroke to cause much compression with the 2" vent with the power I was using. I was trying the bigger 10" because I had a ton of Sonotube and was trying to see if a 1ft3 would still work as predicted with a vent that big. Everything in the Loudspeaker Design Cookbook is proven fact. It is decades of engineering and predicted results. Everything can be modeled. There is no "magic" in loudspeaker design. The problem with most "tests" that are done is that they are subjective, especially in car audio. There are too many uncontrolled parameters to be objective. You see all these "results" that people post, but they are meaningless because they never remove all the uncontrolled variables when they conduct their "test". As far a subjective sound quality in relation to vent size, if you hear differences other than compression issues, you screwed with something else and caused an un-intended change... Again, if it is acting like a Helmholtz resonator, and you aren't running into compression issues, there is no sound quality difference. Also, a tiny ass woofer will load a huge ass vent, everything will work like it is supposed to if you designed it right. These goofy opinions come from not understanding the physics behind Helmholtz resonation... But sound quality is not measurable is it? I'm only asking to learn and to educate myself. When you say there will be no sound quality difference between 2" port and 10" port, that goes against what some other people would say when increasing port size. Giving it a "muddy" or "sloppy" sound. And using smaller sized port would give a more "tighter" sound. What are your thoughts?

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So what characteristically behaviors were changed when going from the 2" PVC to the 10" sonotube? Smaller bandwith, Peaker sound, smoother response, etc?

You want to run 3k daily to a single SA? Why? Also, any amp in the store will be fine. There is a classifiled section towards the bottom as well.