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Doing 28 instead of 24 (or 23 15/16" allowing for kerf) in a pair of T39's added one sheet of 8 x 4 ply. There's not many things in the audio world where spending $50-100 would net you a few dB, so it's peanuts really... Yeah the money isn't the issue, I'm just an efficiency nerd, and 24/48 go...

Form factor may help with deciding then. Since you have a trailer and/or a van if needs be. A T48 is only 24" deep, so turned sideways will fit through nearly every door, regardless of width. You could only say the same for the T30 based on width, which would have to be less than average door ...

BTW, read and learn the sub placement sticky here: https://billfitzmaurice.info/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=398 Yeah I gave that a read a few days ago and am already vaguely familiar with the concepts. The diagrams and renders are awesome, and I will definitely be paying more attention at future...

Hey Grant! Thanks for the info I figured 20Hz was ambitious, and the T60 is definitely too big. I can live without getting quite that low. The EV subs we rent go down to about the 35ish range, so I want to make sure we can at least match that. 30 would be great. DR250s were what I figured I would en...

Hi all, New guy checking in from Ontario, Canada. I stumbled onto this lovely corner of the internet while looking into DIY subwoofer designs and am certainly glad I did. Some background on me, I'm a software engineer, woodworker, and music lover. I've designed and built a wide variety of furniture,...