GAS Mad S1-104, Руководство пользователя

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HOW TO
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6
0
-6
-12
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-24
-30
-36
Hz 5 10 50 100 500 1K 5K 10K 20K
VENTED 44L
SEALED 30L
SEALED 45L
4TH ORDER BANDPASS
SEALED 36L / VENTED 51L
SEALED
SEALED
30L
0.915
x x x x
45L 45.5Hz 0.817 x x x x
F3 QTC FB
PORT LENGTH
BANDWIDTH
VOLUME
VENTED
4TH ORDER
BANDPASS
44L 40.6Hz x 43Hz
1x4” (102mm)
265mm x
SEALED 36L
VENTED 51L
x x 56Hz
1x4” (102mm)
86mm
(-3dB)
37Hz-80Hz
47.8Hz
DO I NEED POLYFILL?
Hell yeah! We recommend using polyfill for all sealed, vented and bandpass enclosures for
the best overall performance.
A polyfilled enclosure will bring out the full potential of your subwoofer, by starting an
isothermal process when energy flows through the fibers (very scientific). This means that
the air gets more dense, so it lessens the BOOM and brings out the BASS! It can also reduce
harmonic distortion. Sounds complicated, we know. But it's easy to do! Cover two sides in a
ported enclosure or make a loose polyfill ball behind the driver in a sealed enclosure. Try it
out! If you like the bass to hit harder - just take away some. Do you want to lessen the effect?
Put in some more.
MAD S1-124:
* Driver displacement volume included