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Bill Fitzmaurice wrote: ↑Wed Jul 22, 2026 6:52 am

Wingnut601 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 21, 2026 10:15 pm should still make sure the length of each connection stays the same so there's no risk of delay, right?

An electron wave passes through wire at 0.7 times the speed of light.

I'm just thinking of high end home theater systems where you have to set delays because of cable length.

Just ordered my flatpack box, 34" wide, from Speaker Hardware. Going with two 8" Image Dynamic ID8D2 V4 drivers. Being that I have a quad voice coil sub currently I can simply pull all four connections and run one lead to each voice coil on the 8's, so 2 per driver. that gives me 48W per v...

Wider increases sensitivity at the bottom end of the horn's frequency range. It does not change the "tuning frequency". I'd consider four eights if it pencils out. I originally planned on four eights, two in each 20" wide cab to fit between the wheel wells of my Jeep Cherokee. But, a...

The width range for one driver is 15 to 20 inches, so the range for 2x10 is 30 to 40 inches. There's nothing to be gained by using a third driver. There is also nothing to be gained spending big bucks or having to make modifications using auto sound drivers that are optimized for use in a small sea...

Hello, I'm looking into making a large AT for the back of my Ford Flex. I can go 40" wide on it and would like to do so. Would it be reasonable to run 3 10" drivers or stick to two? How does widening the box affect the tuning? I am currently planning on using my Boston Acoustics GTA-800M a...