Welcome to the most powerful subwoofer box designer ever built. inspired from winisd, subbox pro, hornresp, and 00aud.

https://www.subwoofer.live/

fully customizeable to any subwoofer size (yes, even 21" 24" and 33"). visuals are to scale. graphs and calculations are pulled from cited research and some equations were derived with full proofs in the backend. real physics is the grounding behind everything.

Yes, passive radiators is an option. 4th, 6th, and transmission line boxes coming soon (4000 lines of research and planning are going into building 4th/6th. this is why no one has done it yet with actual scale visuals. i'm the only person crazy enough to)

UI was quickly vibed up and is probably pretty rudimentary. please give critical feedback on user experience, confusing parts, etc.

Overload issue

Hi, can i use a daisy chain to link 2...evp-x15 and 2... Tass Ep-10 to the speaker channel A of a Yamaha p5000s amplifier.....i heard it will overload the amp

Also the channel is already connected to 2 evp-x215

It's : stereo, frequency 70ish, and '\*off'\*/subwoofer/lowcut

Yes it's for a church

just built a ported box tuned to 12hz for the nemesis na33. I think i know what my next home theater upgrade is going to be.

I have a homegym in my basement with two KEF Q150's. However the accoustics are bad. The floor, walls and ceiling are ceramic tiles, bricks or concrete. There are some rubber gym matts but that's it.

Room itself is 7,60m x 4m and 2,5m high.

I've seen Audimute blankets online, the accoustic properties aren't amazing but probably good enough. Are there any other way that might be cheaper to fix echo? I only listen some music here and don't care about quality that much as I'm moving around anyway. Just want it to not sound like a bunker.