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[Louie Warren]

Mike {AB} Butler wrote on Fri, 02 May 2008 09:08

Ahh, yes, the good 'ol cut plan.   Louie, Here is a step-by-step of some of the basics:<snip>

Thanx!  Now if I can get my procrastinating rear in gear...  

[Mike {AB} Butler]

Louie Warren wrote on Fri, 02 May 2008 14:22

A step by step of how to build it... speaker building for dummies if you will. I'm a guitar player...   Mike {AB} Butler wrote on Fri, 02 May 2008 09:08 Ahh, yes, the good 'ol cut plan.   Louie, Here is a step-by-step of some of the basics:<snip> Thanx!  Now if I can get my procrastinating rear in gear...

Well, You now have one..
Go thee forth, and buy thee thine material!!  
Best,

[Louie Warren]

Since it's for my kid, I may wait for him to buy the material... otherwise, he can haul that heavy a$$ Peavey around...


Thanx!

L

[Jared Scott]

Marjan Milosevic(MarjanM) wrote on Tue, 29 April 2008 15:07

Just the thickness of the material. 18mm that is.

When I run those numbers I get a 61.33 hz tuning, not a 40 hz tuning.

I personally would suggest going 141L (5 cubic feet) with 2 12cm (4.75") ports 21cm (8.25") deep.  That gives you a 40 hz tuning with a nice plus or minus .75 db shelf from 42 hz to 200 hz, about where you want a kick drum monitor in my opinion.