Dear tangband, > > I recently purchased the TANG BAND W6-1139SC 6-1/2" > SUBWOOFER and I am designing a enclosure for it in my > car. I wanted to know what volume (displacement) the > subwoofer takes up in the enclosure. Your help is > appreciated. > > thanks, > > Sean
and they send this is reply
Dear Sean,
Thank you for the inquiry, but before we are able to provide you the correct information, could you let us know more about your project as below? 1. What is the enclosure design you needed? Is it the closed, port, bandpass or passive radiator design? 2. Do you have amplifier for it? How many watts? what is the crossover point? 3. How many pieces you are going to install on the enclosure? 4. Where you are going to put the subwoofer? in the trunk or under the chair?
im doing an experimental twist on a abc enclosure > all i need to know is the amount of space the TANG > BAND W6-1139SC 6-1/2" SUBWOOFER takes up inside a > chamber in my enclosure. I appologize if there is > another reason i cant see that you need the other > information. > > thanks, > > Sean
and his reply
Dear Sean,
Your message is empty,so, could you forward it again?
Regards,
Alan
this was forwarded with my respose you read above and he said it was blank. If the email is blank why did I see my reply in his email back to me? arrg
And the third email I sent to him was redone with the same request I gave him in the last email he says he couldnt see
im doing an experimental twist on a abc enclosure > all i need to know is the amount of space the TANG > BAND W6-1139SC 6-1/2" SUBWOOFER takes up inside a > chamber in my enclosure. I appologize if there is > another reason i cant see that you need the other > information. > > thanks, > > Sean
his response
Dear Sean,
Attached it the box simulation for reference. Please free feel to let me know if there is any information you might need from us.
Regards,
Alan
the attachment was a box simulation that showed various technical data in a 15 liter vented box using bass box pro 6.0. Nice to see but again not what I asked for. arrg once again
and yet another email returned without what I asked for
my request clearified again went like this
Dear Alan what I need from you is the amount of > diplacement the TANG BAND W6-1139SC 6-1/2" SUBWOOFER > takes up in an enclosure. An example of what I mean > is say chamber one of my enclosure is 1.00 cubic feet > and the driver is a 10 inch woofer that takes of .10 > cubic feet according to the manufacter so total gross > cubic feet would be 1.10 cubic feet. Now i know my > example is not exactly my subwoofer but im asking you > what that amount of space taken up would be for my > TANG BAND W6-1139SC 6-1/2" SUBWOOFER. > > Thanks, > > Sean
his reply to that email was
Dear Sean,
If you inner volume of enclousre is 1.1 cubic feet, we might suggest you can use 2 pcs of W6-1139SC for your project. Please let me know if our suggest give some help for you.
Regards,
Alan
Im so frustrated and yet again i sent him an email trying to explain the simple information i want. How many emails are we up to now?
Im not sure exactly how you would do this but this somewhat the idea. You take a container something that the sub would fit in. fill it up all the way to the top and I mean all the right before it busts out the top. Then you pour it out into a measuring device,measure how much the container holds. pour it back into the container. (not sure if this is good for the sub or not) place sub in then take out. measure the amount of water left in after the sub displaces the water. subtract your last measurment from your 1st then you have to convert to cubic ft somehow but you get the idea.
And for the sub getting wet it should be fine if you help dry it but dont use like a blow dryer or the sun to help dry it that would only loosen the glue.
Dear Alan, > > I dont need you to help me figure a box out. All I > need to know is how much room does the TANG BAND > W6-1139SC 6-1/2" SUBWOOFER take up by itself to > account for it in a box. > > Thanks, > > Sean
his reply
Dear Sean,
Sorry for keeping to misunderstand your intention. We assumed you want to know the enclosure volume which w6-11369c will take while the installation. Since we didn't have this kind of calculated data and concern we might provide you the wrong information, I attached the dimensions of W6-1139SC for reference and hope it can do some help.
Regards,
Alan
Such great help they are. arrg and THEY want to help me build a box????? lol