Posted September 19, 200816 yr I'm just curious what are the advantages and disadvantages between TL enclosures, 4th order bandpass, and 6th order bandpass enclosures.These are all very new to me!
September 20, 200816 yr I'd never consider a transmission line where space may be a concern...they're not exactly small.
September 20, 200816 yr I'd never consider a transmission line where space may be a concern...they're not exactly small.Jim, what would be the approximate estimation of the outer dimensions of a t-line for an icon 15?
September 20, 200816 yr Depends on what style of line, how many folds, that sort of thing http://www.t-linespeakers.orgHave fun
September 20, 200816 yr In a car if you are a noob, there are no advantages to any of the alignments you described.TL is way too big, almost even for a cargo van.And a bandpass, does what it is called. It will only play through a shortened acoustic range. The major advantage of those designs is that all the sound comes out of the port so you can easily have a box in the trunk and the opening into your car. Far from trivial to build though. 4th order is easier to build, but 6th order will be louder. If loud is what you are after though, just build a ported box.
September 21, 200816 yr My TL for my exploder and a single 12 was pretty big for its size...8 cu ft outer dimensions
September 21, 200816 yr Almost no reason to go with a TL setup in a car. Best reason to go with a bandpass is that its tuning is independent of the car. With a normal ported enclosure, the tuning of the enclosure is actually different than what it would be free-air because of the effects of the air in the cabin of the car change the tuning. Not so with a bandpass. Still hardly worth the trouble 99% of the time.
September 21, 200816 yr Almost no reason to go with a TL setup in a car. Best reason to go with a bandpass is that its tuning is independent of the car. With a normal ported enclosure, the tuning of the enclosure is actually different than what it would be free-air because of the effects of the air in the cabin of the car change the tuning. Not so with a bandpass. Still hardly worth the trouble 99% of the time.Can you elaborate on that? I don't understand.
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