tuba 18 groundplane spl chart

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jorgetalamantes
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tuba 18 groundplane spl chart

#1 Post by jorgetalamantes »

hello i recently bought the cd plans and was thinking about building the table tuba or tuba 18, because i don't have much space in my room but can't find the spl charts anywhere...
also was wondering how to get the spl charts groundplane for all the designs, i'm new at this and wan't to compare the different designs...
thanks.

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#2 Post by Gregory East »

You can take 12dB off a corner loaded response chart.

There's charts for each cab on the sales pages under the burgundy banner at the top of the forums. There are a bunch of charts in the forum pages if you look about some. One thread in particular is called "introducing SPL charts" or something like that, started by Chris Allen. It's kind of hard to find!
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#3 Post by jorgetalamantes »

thank you i didn't knew that, hope to be helpfull to someone in the future

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BAT10, Bad Auto Tuba. Reverse folded TAT to fit JBL 1014D, 350W driver, voltage limit unknown.

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#5 Post by Frederic Gelinas »

Gregory East wrote:http://billfitzmaurice.info/forum/viewt ... f=7&t=7411 diy comparison charts.
The T18 is not listed there...
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#6 Post by jorgetalamantes »

after a little research i found that corner placement gives extra 6db not 12db as you mention

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#7 Post by bassmonster »

jorgetalamantes wrote:after a little research i found that corner placement gives extra 6db not 12db as you mention
Bill Fitzmaurice wrote:Having subs next to a wall gets you 6dB of additional sensitivity, and putting them in a corner an extra 12dB.
From the "Rules for Subwoofer placement and stacking" sticky.

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jorgetalamantes wrote:after a little research i found that corner placement gives extra 6db not 12db as you mention
Why are you yelling? There's a lot to be said for the occasional use of capital letters and punctuation too.

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#9 Post by SeisTres »

My EYES!!! They hurt!!!


damn, 200 font is max limit :( i wanted 5000
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#10 Post by Radian »

jorgetalamantes wrote:after a little research i found that corner placement gives extra 6db not 12db as you mention
Keep digging. It's a increase of +12 dB. :slap: That or unplug from the matrix for a bit, get an SPL meter, and check it for yourself. :idea:
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