I'm curious what would result from such an endeavor. Take the SI HST-11 for the example below.
From another thread...
My current living room ceiling is over 20ft high so I could go up 10ft and back down with room to spare. I'm more interested to know how WINisd models are impacted or what happens, real world, when the cabinet volume is smaller than the port volume as indicated above. 1ft^3 cabinet & 3.5ft^3 port.
I'd try it, if I had $400 to spend on a driver that I don't need.
From another thread...
I keep hearing that the port would be too long. I want to try wrapping the port around the outside of the box or even some crazy long external port. My question would be, what happens when the port has more volume than the cabinet itself? How does that affect the model or actual performance?
I've heard that before and I greatly respect his skill, but other than physical limitations, what happens?The port would be HUGE. In 1.0 ft^3 tuned properly (around 19 Hz) the 6" round port needed to cope with the displacement would be around 18 FEET (213 inches) long.
Haha, I'm actually getting tired of saying the same thing over and over again about these 11's - SEALED ONLY!!![]()
My current living room ceiling is over 20ft high so I could go up 10ft and back down with room to spare. I'm more interested to know how WINisd models are impacted or what happens, real world, when the cabinet volume is smaller than the port volume as indicated above. 1ft^3 cabinet & 3.5ft^3 port.
I'd try it, if I had $400 to spend on a driver that I don't need.