Dayton Audio LS12-44 12" Low Profile Subwoofer Dual 4 Ohm

[maLx]

Anyone use this driver before? If so, what did you do to get the best response out of it? I'll be pairing it with two B&C 6HCX51 6.5" Neodymium Coaxial Speakers.

Let me know and thanks!

 

[wolf_teeth]

In what application/orientation might help people reply....
Wolf

 

[maLx]

In what application/orientation might help people reply....
Wolf

It would be placed under a bed and facing up. It's for a 2.1 system in a bedroom.

Thanks!!

 

[maLx]

So after running some designs in Term Pro, I came up with a 3cf box 10x24x24.

With a slot port 16" deep by 2" tall by 20" wide.

I get this curve: https://www.screencast.com/t/dSwGtLgT

Port area is 16in squared.

Does this sound right?

 

[weltersys]

2" x 20"= 40 square inches of port area, not 16.

 

[maLx]

2" x 20"= 40 square inches of port area, not 16.

Oh yeah I'm dumb. I read an article that says ports should be 16" deep regardless, is that true?

Trying to do a slot port here as I like the look better than a round one.

 

[jonesja71]

Hi! First time poster... any ideas on using the same Dayton Audio LS12-44 12" Low Profile Subwoofer as an in-wall sub for home theater application?

 

[phivates]

parts express says do it. Sure could have used these back the the 80s when I did car audio.