MHB-4818

Frequency: F3 = 46Hz/1 box, 40Hz/4 boxes

Efficiency: 106dB 1w/1m 2pi

Enclosure Type: Hybrid

Size: 122x76x61cm

Recommended driver: LF18G401 Spec Sheet

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Plan: MHB-4818

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Posts in discussion: MHB-4818

JIM-HU replied the topic: #22808 6 years 7 months ago

how bad would it be to make this a little smaller? 25" tall instead of 30" - 22" deep instead of 19" -- 22" wide instead of 15.5" making the V bin 18" where the speaker is bolted in. putting 2x4 bracing all around the connections and port

want to be able to slide it under a table or turn it on its side and mount a speaker pole

thanks jim-HU

G-Audio replied the topic: #21804 7 years 6 months ago

hi
how to insert speaker in this cabinet ...can u send me some pics thanks ..cheer up

SPWTEK replied the topic: #21672 7 years 8 months ago

what kind of wood can i use to do them ?

sn95 replied the topic: #19992 8 years 8 months ago

Will a B&C 18 TBW 100 work in this cab ???

mhtplsh replied the topic: #18952 9 years 4 months ago

Anybody simulated with hornresp?
The input window of Hornresp with frequency response will be better

This way we can simulate first the drivers we can use.

MAutopsy replied the topic: #13917 10 years 7 months ago

kentech wrote:
can it be resised for a 12" woofer ?

One of the companies (fane, emenence, or someone) has some old wbin plans for a 12". Dont think its ported, but thats simple to figure out.... Check out tda audio's site, beleive its there

kentech replied the topic: #13912 10 years 7 months ago

can it be resised for a 12" woofer ?

dvoikatroika replied the topic: #11872 10 years 10 months ago

Can I use www.elektroeden.cz/reproduktor-e ... w+dp47036/ ??

guest replied the topic: #11867 10 years 10 months ago

fuck w-bins they're way outdated and suck.

playdjboyes replied the topic: #11827 10 years 10 months ago

diz is w-bins designs and yaah, n RCF G401 is gud spk for reverse bins.

kmixx replied the topic: #10618 11 years 1 month ago

can this cab be optimized around other speakers?

tamuks replied the topic: #9993 11 years 3 months ago

l did scketch measurement .the cab is rather too big .if lm to make 4 of them l will need a truck 2 carry them so can l make it for 15 inch speakers ? Do u have a plan for 15 inch drivers

tamuks replied the topic: #9992 11 years 3 months ago

what drivers did you use on this cab ?coz lm thinking of making 2 cabs using p.audio sd 18 and is it a long throw cab? .good work mate

xmax extreme replied the topic: #9459 11 years 4 months ago

Many thanks bee... smiley20

bee replied the topic: #9454 11 years 4 months ago

screw and glue on the tip of the v bit, u could allso fill the void in the v with foam......

xmax extreme replied the topic: #9441 11 years 4 months ago

Thanks bee, i am a bit worried if its not screwed, it will create some noise due to vibrations on the edges?

bee replied the topic: #9440 11 years 4 months ago

looking at the plan i would say yes they do touch at both points you have marked out. done a quick rework of the measurments on paper. And again the v does touch the upper and lower part of the baffle, Hope this helps.

xmax extreme replied the topic: #9439 11 years 4 months ago

thanks bee, how about on these portions, should be no gap between the tip of the V shape and speaker panel? please refer image below.
cheers
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bee replied the topic: #9429 11 years 4 months ago

the v bit sits level with the driver panal this would leave an 18mm gap to driver. 18mm being the thickness of the ply wood.

bee replied the topic: #9428 11 years 4 months ago

most w-bins load from the back, but look at the plans..... the driver sits on the inside of the rear chamber. You may be able to change the plan and load driver from the back.......

On second thoughts you cant change the plan as the v bit would then be wrong.....

xmax extreme replied the topic: #9426 11 years 4 months ago

Does the V shape touches on the panel where the speaker is mounted? Or has a small clearance? I was wondering cause it might create some noise during bass vibrations.

xmax extreme replied the topic: #9425 11 years 4 months ago

Very nice...

nickyburnell replied the topic: #9419 11 years 4 months ago

Most of these have the back removable, complete with splitter.

bee replied the topic: #9418 11 years 4 months ago

you would load the driver in sideways from eather side...... so the acces panel can be put on the left or right side.......

xcn replied the topic: #9417 11 years 4 months ago

How would the Fane Colossus 18XB perform in this box?