I give the sub a ranged test listen, at 30 metres, 80 metres, 200 metres and 600 metres. Test track is 38.9Hz, 41.2Hz, 51.9Hz, 77.8Hz, 38.9Hz. Sub seems to be fairly audible at 600 metres!
Oh no . . .if you double up, that's going to be absolutely insane! There would be NOOOOOO reason for that . . .except to be amazing so yes you should definitely build a second horn!
No reason, no space, but an incessant requisite for bass. Still thinking of options to experiment to make the second one in less time than the first. Also, re the other comment, completely understandable, things are fairly normal-ish in Aus, second wave could be about to hit though. Hope you remain safe and well.
@@Dakoustics our biggest problem in the US has got the be the hoards of people that think they're somehow "above" all of the safegaurds put in place to prevent the spread of COVID. So you have people out and about doing whatever they want, when the social distancing and mask efforts have been proven to work. Oh well . . I'll just stay inside and build another sub. I'm going with dual Infinite Baffle setups here soon. I'll be running (16) 21" drivers. It's probably going to break something.
Before watching the video, I have to say my bad on going almost a week without watching! I try to catch your vids as soon as they drop but shit's been wild here, mate. Cheers from your home audio bass head in the states!
Dakoustics thanks for the reply man, I actually just seen your un boxing of it 👍, do you have any quick tips to boost the db in hornresp? I might be at the limit since the mouth or bell of the cab is at 7000 square cm, I'm not prepared to go much bigger than that, it will stand at 3.5 foot as is
