- Posts: 2090
- Thank you received: 34
Akabak for beginers
- bee
- Topic Author
- Offline
- Platinum Member
Your sim looks ok so far. The reason it is not working is....... When you copy paste the info to the script page you still need to define how it works. speaker to rear chamber to front chamber etc (nodes) below is the script you are missing.
System 'Bass'
BassUnit Def='Bu1'
Node=1=0
x=0 y=0 z=0 HAngle=0 VAngle=0
Basicaly this turns on the speaker... your full script should look like this.
System 'Bass'
BassUnit Def='Bu1'
Node=1=0
x=0 y=0 z=0 HAngle=0 VAngle=0
Def_BassUnit 'BU1'
SD=683cm2 |Piston
fs=35.97Hz Mms=153.6g Qms=6.835
Qes=0.289 Re=5.8ohm Le=1.5H ExpoLe=0
Vb=80L fb=42.0Hz Qb/fo=0.1
|Performance in vented enclosure:
| fsb Qtr fD f3
| 36.0Hz 0.277 370.6Hz 43.3Hz
| Lwmax Pelmax UoRms t60 Ripple
| 0 0 0 98.46ms 0
Hope this helps. By changing the values for your ports will change the spl wave now. have fun playing around.
Regards
Ben
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
- JJD
- Offline
- Senior Member
- Posts: 40
- Thank you received: 0
I'm serching how to simulate the bass reflex port on the floor.
For example, the X1.
the port is 45.3cm, which gives a 41/42Hz tuning in theory, but i'm pretty sure the port is tuned around 31/32Hz (like 85cm) when the port is on the floor. The floor acts like an extension of the vent. Also the lower wall of the X1 which is part of the vent.
So, how to calculate the correction of the lenght?
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
- bee
- Topic Author
- Offline
- Platinum Member
- Posts: 2090
- Thank you received: 34
Rear Chamber (Vb1) 180 Litres
Front Chamber (Vb2) 64 Litres
Rear tuning (Fb1) 38.5Hz
Front tuning (Fb2) 73.5Hz
Bandwidth -3dB 56.7Hz
hope this helps.
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
- jake_fielder
- Offline
- Elite Member
- Posts: 170
- Thank you received: 0
I thought i'd post my simple ported horn script i have been playing about with, maybe it will help people, and maybe people can help me!!
Its not a very good design, but its something to play about with, i was just trying to get it working! I've put some notes on it so people know what they're changing
Def_Driver 'Dr1'
dD=18in
fs=30Hz
Mms=160.76g |Driver parameters
Qms=7.33
Qes=0.26
Re=5.4ohm
System 'S1'
Driver Def='Dr1' Node=1=0=20=30 | Driver Nodes, (20 = front of driver, 30=back)
horn 'w1' node=20 | horn on the front of driver
Sth=650cm2 smo=4000cm2 | Sth=Throat, smo= Mouth
Vf=45L Len=85cm T=1 | Vf= Throat chamber, Len=horn lenth, T=flare rate
duct 'd1' Node=30=31 | Port on rear of driver
dD=15cm len=28cm vf=75L | 15cm diameter, 28cm long, with a 75L chamber
| - before it (rear chamber)
Radiator 'r1' def='d1' node=31=0 | port output, Referancing 'd1' the name of the port
x=0 y=0 z=0 HAngle=0 VAngle=0
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
- bee
- Topic Author
- Offline
- Platinum Member
- Posts: 2090
- Thank you received: 34
Def_Driver 'Dr1' |In this instance, for PD1850 Driver
dD=18in
fs=30Hz
Mms=216.4g
Qms=6.04
Qes=0.22
Re=5.4ohm
System 'S1'
Driver Def='Dr1' Node=1=0=2=3
Enclosure 'E1' Node=3
Vb=54.5L Lb=36cm
Horn 'W1' Node=2
STh=480cm2 SMo=6000cm2
Vf=2.34L Len=2.1m T=1
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
- bee
- Topic Author
- Offline
- Platinum Member
- Posts: 2090
- Thank you received: 34
Front chamber....64L
Front port.....270mm len x 120mm Height x 552mm Width
Front chamber port tuning 73.5hz
Rear chamber.....180L
Rear Port..... 435mm len x 120mm height x 552mm width
Rear chamber port tuning 38.5hz
Outer box dimentions 606mm width x 770mm Height x 800mm Depth
Inner box dimentions 570mm width x 734mm Height x 764mm Depth.
Driver to use P-audio sd18
fs 33.2hz
re 5.1 ohm
sd 0.125 sqmt
qms 7.11
qes 0.27
qts 0.26
vas 264.3 Lt
le 1.95 mh
mms 192.1 gr
10 points if you can guess which cab this is............
Post your attempts up here........
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
- bitzo
- Offline
- Platinum Member
- Posts: 637
- Thank you received: 1
I'm trying to sim 12pi sub horn, a moded version of lab sub but it's a mess, 2 driver mounted in different position to get push pull effect....
however...next step will be mighty dubpass
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
- bee
- Topic Author
- Offline
- Platinum Member
- Posts: 2090
- Thank you received: 34
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
- bitzo
- Offline
- Platinum Member
- Posts: 637
- Thank you received: 1
Jake_Fielder wrote: Very good stuff, i havent seen this before, (mainly as i dont come here much because the layout isnt so familliar...)
I thought i'd post my simple ported horn script i have been playing about with, maybe it will help people, and maybe people can help me!!
Its not a very good design, but its something to play about with, i was just trying to get it working! I've put some notes on it so people know what they're changing
Def_Driver 'Dr1'
dD=18in
fs=30Hz
Mms=160.76g |Driver parameters
Qms=7.33
Qes=0.26
Re=5.4ohm
System 'S1'
Driver Def='Dr1' Node=1=0=20=30 | Driver Nodes, (20 = front of driver, 30=back)
horn 'w1' node=20 | horn on the front of driver
Sth=650cm2 smo=4000cm2 | Sth=Throat, smo= Mouth
Vf=45L Len=85cm T=1 | Vf= Throat chamber, Len=horn lenth, T=flare rate
duct 'd1' Node=30=31 | Port on rear of driver
dD=15cm len=28cm vf=75L | 15cm diameter, 28cm long, with a 75L chamber
| - before it (rear chamber)
Radiator 'r1' def='d1' node=31=0 | port output, Referancing 'd1' the name of the port
x=0 y=0 z=0 HAngle=0 VAngle=0
Hi jake,
I'm playing on a similar cab, I'm newbie so... I exported from hr a ported horn....so the porting need 2 duct and a radiator, one is rear chamber connected in series with the second that is the real port.
But I need a question, if the flare is empty and the baffle haven't the same width of whole cab, this creates other 2 chambers and 2 other ducts. The duct connected in series with rear chamber, and the ducts in series with "flare chambers". Is it a good approach? Could I simplifly using only one flare chamber (doubled volume and one duct dobled too)?
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
- bee
- Topic Author
- Offline
- Platinum Member
- Posts: 2090
- Thank you received: 34
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.