Hey KenL - whadya think are good tradeoff for the front pipe's shape, aspect and area vs Sd in a Karlson-type? does one want to exceed Sd in any part of the front chamber? when will a coupled-cavity peak appear? how does one avoid dip? how does measured response correlate when music is a mix of transients and steady state may not be reached?is there a lumped front chamber tuning which would be indicated by a 3rd Z peak if vented (2nd if sealed)?
does a tall front pipe behave differently than adding volume to the front pipe via stub-cavity?
fixing pipe volumes say to K15 level of around 2-2.2CF, what happens if a 15" woofer coupler were narrowed to 18"-19" width and raised to around 48 inches?
does raising wings do anyhing good? - (seems to me that's not needed if aperture is favorable)
what can be done for reflectors including sidewall? In a normal K, things are kept reflective and for transient's sake, means of getting a bit more energy directed towards the slot might help (?)
I'd ditch K's but they've been some of the best players dynamically speaking vs reflex and a number of horn. Transylvania's tube works well and subjectively I'd take it over DDS 90 although muck with "non-K items" in attempt to "fit-in" hahahaha
Freddy
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Topic - Ping KenL - karlson kuestions - freddyi 09:51:11 03/15/07 (0)