Posted February 18, 201510 yr Ordered an SP4 15. I'm designing my box and would like some opinions on lower tuning, 25-28ish hertz.I'll be running a crescendo bc3500. I know the "norm" is to have port tunng a bit higher, and my current sub is tuned to 32 (SSD 15) I was hoping to get some thoughts
February 18, 201510 yr It depends on what you like. I've had a 32 hz tuning, 26 hz tuning and 21 hz tuning. I like the 26 and 21 hz tunings. Play very flat.
February 18, 201510 yr Author Why not? It models flat tuned to 25 hertz in win isd. Fs of the sp4 is 27 I believe. I prefer to not have any peaky response when designing, cabin gain will provide plenty of that. It just seems that the standard issue answer of what to tune to is in the low 30's,,,this is for daily music pounding,,, I want loud but don't care about numbers
February 18, 201510 yr I tune my personal enclosures low , my current sub is tuned at 26hz can't stand peaky bass ... I can not even listen to a sub tuned any higher than 35hz for more than burp
February 18, 201510 yr Why not? It models flat tuned to 25 hertz in win isd. Fs of the sp4 is 27 I believe. I prefer to not have any peaky response when designing, cabin gain will provide plenty of that. It just seems that the standard issue answer of what to tune to is in the low 30's,,,this is for daily music pounding,,, I want loud but don't care about numbersModel it with cabin gain and then choose flat, it'll be self explanatory then.
February 18, 201510 yr Measuring your actual cabin gain is always best, but you can roughly simulate what you might get in WinISD by putting in a filter like this: Here is where that info came from:http://linearteam.proboards.com/thread/283 Edited February 18, 201510 yr by Triticum Agricolam
February 18, 201510 yr Author I have a measurement mic,, been too cold lately to mess with it. Thanks to all for the advice