I have two Dayton Reference 15" HO drivers left from a project and decided to put them to use. I plan on a sealed enclosure. I will probably start construction this weekend but wanted to make sure I'm doing this right. Here's what I have in mind:
One Dayton driver per cab. The cabinet will have an internal volume of 3cuft. I will be building it out of 3/4" MDF, and double up for the front baffle (2 3/4" MDF sheets glued together). And it will have a brace in the middle of the cabinet. The driver will be flush mounted.
This subwoofer is for a fairly small room (2100cuft), and won't be used at reference levels. My goals are 1) flat output, down to 20Hz if possible. (I have an EQ for it). and 2) Decent output, though I'm not expecting reference.
Is this an ideal cabinet volume for the HO driver? I'm open to any suggestions for improvement. I would like to stay sealed if possible though.
One Dayton driver per cab. The cabinet will have an internal volume of 3cuft. I will be building it out of 3/4" MDF, and double up for the front baffle (2 3/4" MDF sheets glued together). And it will have a brace in the middle of the cabinet. The driver will be flush mounted.
This subwoofer is for a fairly small room (2100cuft), and won't be used at reference levels. My goals are 1) flat output, down to 20Hz if possible. (I have an EQ for it). and 2) Decent output, though I'm not expecting reference.
Is this an ideal cabinet volume for the HO driver? I'm open to any suggestions for improvement. I would like to stay sealed if possible though.