Speaker Bass Enhancement ? - Before & After 

solder solder pass

Aight (passes bong uh i mean soldering iron)

My Soldering iron was making kind of a bubbling noise and was blowing smoke

Maybe his soldering iron sounds like a bong.

what noise?

GavinGaming it is a butane soldering iron it makes that noise when the gas is getting burned or pushed out of the tank

I thought that was a vape

Lol it was a joke why all you taking it so seriously

Darth PuffMaN mine too dang it ...ll puffpuff ,,, pass ... high!

Smokey puff puff.

Bong

Holy moly the soldering irons my dad uses does not make no sound and smoke....WTF

Whats the name of the in installation material

Thanks man! I don't mind though, I do this because I enjoy it and tbh I much prefer having a small channel. It feels like a family, haha. Cheers!

I agree somewhat. The bass IMO has improved. The other box has a little less insulation and is not centered correctly and I doubt they measured the insulation accurately.

Usually insulation in the enclosure actually helps the speakers performance. In a sealed enclosure, it fools the speaker into thinking it is in a larger enclosure so if your enclosure is not the correct size for the driver is more forgiving. It surposedly also helps prevent standing waves in the enclosure. Now seeing how this is a ported enclosure , the insulation must be something more secure, so the movement of air doesn't blow it out through the port. If you replace a resistor used as a filter. If you don't use the same value it will change how the sound is filtered. So the frequency that each driver receives may take it out of its performance range. So tweeters can burn up, and woofers will blow. Because they are not playing in their optimal frequencies. When you disconnected the cross over network, you killed the sound of those speakers.

I have never really liked using insulation for the padding myself. I have always just cut a pillow open and shoved in loose stuffing :P Maybe I am missing something, but it has always sounded great to my ears without causing a heavy reduction in low frequencies.

@@meademorgan6614 Speakers cannot be "Fooled." Sound waves are simple and predictable. All you can really do is affect which frequencies go into which drivers, and the surfaces the waves hit inside the enclosure and at the points they leave the enclosure.

No it's to stop bass going to the mid and tweeter. It's only first order though.

Ty brother very enlightening ✌️🖖

In my opinion, I'd like to hear them in another room before I decide. Haha!

Nice 👍

On the other hand, reducing resonance improves bass clarity.

capacitor is in high pass filter, it blocks really low frequencies (probably under 40-50hz or so) unless its a inductor then it could be used to filter out higher frequencies, but that wouldnt really improve bass

capacitors are high pass filters, inductors are low pass filters

a typical 12db per octave low pass (to send bass to a woofer) would be an inductor in series with the woofer and a cap across its terminals. For a 6db filter leave off the cap. In general if you have an 8 ohm driver/woofer that you want to cross at 1khz you would pick an inductor where the inductance in millihenrys would cause it to have 8 ohms of inductive reactance at 1khz and a cap that has the correct amount of capacitance to have 8 ohms of capacitive reactance at 1khz.

its a high pass filter, anyways, ive found out that aiwa speakers capacitors are not as good as their speakers

drumbeatP its an inline crossover. Its you're partially correct. Its made to filter out the higher frequencies actually. The subwoofer is for low end frequencies of 120hz and less. Its purpose is to keep the subwoofer's voice coil from cooking from too high of a frequency.

bingo. Cheers!

The woofer and tweeters are connected separately to the main input.

STEve Beats don't we all

Badum tsh ! :p

Lol

Kodeq your English is good

Thanks!

for this it was just the Aiwa amp. I have shown it in other videos in which I use these speakers

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Nice idea

Naz95K i’ve been wanting to invent a speaker/bong , 2 in 1. 😁.

I’ve tried looking it up everywhere and nothing 😕

I think it's for higher frequencies, aka low pass

lol

87 likes and no dislikes, well done

Thanks dude and yeah, it sounds like that to me too