What kind of bandpass enclosure would these work in?
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swez on 10/9/2006 16:41:32
Not familiar with the Kicker CPV. Do you mean Comp VR's? Also, why would you want to use BP? These are limited to SPL apps and the box needs to be designed very carefully, to get the most from them.
Comments?
swez
PS Go ported and it'll be just fine.
Pinch on 10/11/2006 10:29:20
Also, you can buy Comp VRs pre-loaded in vented enclosures tuned by Kicker. They sound pretty good too!
http://www.kicker.com/06/tech-support/manuals/manuals/2005/2005%20CompVR%20Sub%20Manual.pdf
That is a link to the manual for a 12" Comp VR subwoofer. In it you will find some recommendations for enclosure building. As a side note, they make no mention of bandpass enclosures. Not saying it can't be done, but they are certainly designed to sound awesome in sealed or vented enclosures.
-Pinch
Replies (2)
swez on 10/9/2006 16:41:32
Not familiar with the Kicker CPV. Do you mean Comp VR's? Also, why would you want to use BP? These are limited to SPL apps and the box needs to be designed very carefully, to get the most from them.
Comments?
swez
PS Go ported and it'll be just fine.
Pinch on 10/11/2006 10:29:20
Also, you can buy Comp VRs pre-loaded in vented enclosures tuned by Kicker. They sound pretty good too!
http://www.kicker.com/06/tech-support/manuals/manuals/2005/2005%20CompVR%20Sub%20Manual.pdf
That is a link to the manual for a 12" Comp VR subwoofer. In it you will find some recommendations for enclosure building. As a side note, they make no mention of bandpass enclosures. Not saying it can't be done, but they are certainly designed to sound awesome in sealed or vented enclosures.
-Pinch
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