Wet Sounds SS-65, Руководство пользователя

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INSTALLATION
Wet Sounds marine subwoofers have been specifically engineered to produce
outstanding results in both small sealed enclosures and vented enclosures.
As a rule, sealed enclosures provide better transient bass response than their vented
counterparts, although the vented enclosures generally provide more deep bass.
However, both enclosure types will work in any situation.
SEALED ENCLOSURES
This enclosure is made up of a totally closed, air-tight box. This type of enclosure
gives excellent, tight bass response, as well as providing an effective control of
loudspeaker excursion, maintaining it within reasonable limits and generally providing
lower distortion and very high volume levels. If you build your own enclosure, WET
SOUNDS recommends that you glue and screw all joints using enough adhesive to
ensure that all joints are air-tight.
VENTED ENCLOSURES
Vented enclosures are not air-tight and incorporate an additional opening known as
a port or vent, which is generally fabricated from either plastic or cardboard tubing.
The port augments the sound coming out of the woofer and is in most cases capable
of going lower in frequency than the same woofer in a sealed box. Even though
vented enclosures are not air-tight, you should follow the same procedure as with
sealed boxes and glue and screw together all joints. Bellow you will find drawings for
enclosures specifically designed for Wet Sounds Marine subwoofer. The dimensions
shown in drawings (already taking in account the volume occupied by the subwoofer)
are intended as a guideline and specific dimensions (HxWxD) may be used provided
the internal volume of the enclosure is maintained. In the special case of SEALED
enclosures, volumes greater or smaller than specified in the table can be chosen, with
different results. Smaller
D”
H”
W”
D”
H”
”
W
d”
o
l”
ft
3
H” W” D”
0.25 8 8 9
internal dimensions (inch)
* Speaker volume already included in the box net volume.