Making A Powered Sub Woofer - High Quality Bass - DIY Speaker
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2019
- See the build article for more details on the design of this sub woofer:
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The soundbar build:
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See the build article for more details on the design of this sub woofer:
ibuildit.ca/projects/making-a-powered-sub-woofer/
The soundbar build:
th-cam.com/video/25rjfeoKhW4/w-d-xo.html
Is the new poly urethane construction adhesive a different flavor than the old one?
Port area is too small if you are going to power it over 20W below 40Hz.
The port will cause chuffing, especualll in dynamic movie scenes.
Ive recently built a portable bluetooth speaker with 2 6.5inch woofers (xmax of only 9mm), I used a 110mm (little over 4 inch)port tuned to 36Hz and below 40hz and over 80W of power you can hear the port slightly. (Which is ok, since the portable amp will only be 100W)
Small narrow ports also make the port more prone to port noise.
I would go over a 5 to 1 ratio (width to height), unless the port is at least 25% larger then necessary.
WinIsd is a great free program for modeling drivers under power.
Build a crane for move the speaker 🤣🤣🤣 . Big box ,little subwoofer . Much to learn ,kid .
Sir can u please build me a car underseat subwoofer
@@epiphonesg007 I agree, the port is too narrow. That's why most ports you see are circles or squares. You can even make triangular shaped dual ports in each of the bottom corners. In most speaker design programs, you can play around with the size of the port, and the length of the port, and the number of ports, to find something that works well.
I'm 67, and watching this makes my blood pressure go down (I suffer from hypertension). I've done many things in my lifetime, but building a set of speakers or a subwoofer is something I've always wanted to do. I really enjoyed your video and soon plan to make an attempt at building something I can be proud of. Well Done John.
I love it! Grandpa builds a large subwoofer and gets revenge on the young bass-heads driving by every day!
You really dont have to mider all the edges no one will ever see. He is just showing off. Lol
@@Ericdawg420 If you really want to create something beautiful, sometimes you just have to put that finishing touch on it to make it special.
Wow 67, and want to build your on speakers. Do it! I'm really impressed by your mentality.
Can really recommend it, i built a subwoffer system for my living room, inclosed is the easiest version if you are a beginner.
After working with wood for a year at work in pattern shop, Some people will never have any idea how much skill and patience this man must have to build all of the things he does. Much respect my friend. Keep making cool vids for me to watch and never do. Lol
I would have never thought OSB could look so good. But then, you seem to make it work over and over again.
Dont use fiberglass to stuff the subwoofer. The fibers will be blown out and airborne into the air you breathe.
Wrapping the fiberglass in t-shirt material will stop this from happening. Or you could just use polyester fiberfill instead.
@@Grommet2007 surely polyester fiberfill
Snag a few old pillows, wash em and rip the stuffing out. Or buy new.
Everyone who did this that read the comment just died inside
I'm allergic to fiberglass, I stay the fuck away from that stuff.
With OSB, you either love it or hate it. I love it. I made a gift for a friend and their response was, "This is great. I will paint it right away!"
I love your home made bar clamps!
Very cool. Your speaker building videos are some of my favorites. I even read the build article this time because I was curious about the enclosure design.
Great editing John. I dig the machine gun brad nailing. Kudos.
This was a lot of fun to watch. Never seen a port like that, really interesting!
John, your creativity and knowledge/experience in both design and execution always expands my own thinking box.
Thank you Sir.
Great woodworking skills. I do not like the way OSB looks but, it makes for a "dead" cabinet along with liquid nails type adhesives.
Nice little sub.
The contrast in color and materials is a nice touch.
Beautiful sub woofer build John!. Are the neighbours satisfied aswell?
love the Osb look. I have scraps left over from building my shop. I want to make something with it. thanks for sharing this.
Nice description of the procedure, easy to follow and understand. Great woodworking skills!
Whoa I Love It! The front black and textured wood sides look really unique, but still professional together. Great Video!!
What a great video. Enjoyed, thank you, and good job!
Greetings from the South Coast of England. Love your videos John. Thank you.
John, The saw looks and sounds really good. Thanks for sharing your skills and creativity.
Watching you glue those perfectly mitered panels together was cathartic.
This came out awesome. The osb was a great choice I think. I also think the towel texture complimented it well, but understand if you want it smooth. Awesome project.
I really like tasteful use of OSB in modern builds like this - Super nice final product, thank you :D
Not that I'm surprised with you building a speaker, but it's cool you've incorporated other things into your 'woodworking'. Your soundbar was great and this sub is a great compliment to it. I know you've done a PC case, but I'd watch other wooden PC builds if you're so inclined.
The OSB looks really tidy in this application!!
Like your channel because it's kinda non traditional wood working. Interesting to see the engineering behind what you do.
Great video, John. Lots of cool editing choices, here. Love the trash bin cutaways and the sped-up brad nail shots. Projects keep getting better, but your video work is getting to be masterclass material.
I really like your comments during the movie John -- They are well composed and with a certain "calmness." . You´ve got a new fan in Denmark.
I'm really digging the smooth black front and OSB sides. Nice combination!
Appreciate all the precise, beautiful joinery. Great looking subwoofer.
I LOVE IT!!!
Very Nice result and eyecatching contrast with the osb!
No Sense asking what happend to the Blue tablesaw 😀.
As always very good website article.
nice build John looks like your going to rock your house out with that sub also I really like how your table saw came out so clean
You might have got used to it by now, but I absolutely love that table saw John. Looks like a real pleasure to use.
I was going to say the same thing! I wish I could buy his table saw over the vast majority of the ones for sale today.
Same same.. it looks so easy to use... I came here for the saw :D
@@vgullotta he has plans that you can buy to build it
That is a great listing subwoofer. Keep the great videos of the projects you make coming
I laughed so hard at the nail shots, then talk, wait....ba ba ba hahaha thank you for the awesome video editing.
Skills to pay the bills! Fascinating watching you work.. informative narration too. Great work 👍
I appreciated this John and thanks for sharing.,
Thank you for the tips for making Speakers and Subwoofer yourself.
Great looking sub woofer and it sounds good to John! Thank you for sharing with us.👌👍😎JP
Nice job! I kinda like the towel,pattern on the face of the sub!
Very cool! I love the look of OSB (it has a calming effect on me somehow) and have had fantasies of building something like that. Maybe with an epoxy finish instead of sanding to hopefully make it smooth while trying to maintain the sense of depth. 5/5, would woof again. Woof!
@Stimpy&Ren I was talking about using OSB in general as a design element, not necessarily for speakers. But using OSB for speakers is just fine if you deal with the resonance by other means. What difference does "high quality" in "baltic birch" make in a speaker?
Great build, great edit! What's not to like! 😁
Thanks for the video.
I do indeed admire this build here, the OSB makes it kinda unique.
Love it John! I may be weird but I like the look of osb in a finished interior piece.
Nice build John. I really like the use of OSB for the outside cabinet.
That’s pretty awesome, I found out the hard way about paint marking while it’s still soft. Takes about 3 weeks for it to properly toughen, until then polycell foam is the only safe contact material.
Subwoofer in action is one of the beautiful things to hear !
amazing job my friend, respect and greetings from the Netherlands !
What a beatifull work!!The result it’s amazing!Congrats
Turned out great. Fun project to watch. More off that plz
Very instructive, thanks John !
I appreciate that we get to see like every single nail go in at high speed
Very nice build, and as always, high quality videoproduction.
maravilhoso projeto! melhor ainda a execução do serviço, parabéns!
Very skillfully made, with a lot of passion.
Nice job. You're pretty good with that table saw. Heck with the people that thumbs down. I think it's great that you're able to do something like that and that you put it on a video. Keep up the good work. Boom
love the speaker builds!
Thanks :)
Nice build John! I like the OSB and black combo.
This is nice. I just built a 21" subwoofer. Super fun stuff.
Really enjoyed this video John! Thanks for putting it together (pun intended)!
Awesome work John! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Love that Boston shirt. I’m 12 and I love that kind of music great build!
I like the look of the OSB. Great looking box
I like the look John!
Muito bom seu video, parabéns por fazer algo tão sofisticado e disponibilizar o projeto.
Amamzing, now I want to make my own 7.1 Home Cinema system :D
The magnet on the speaker is disproportionately enormous!
Looks and sounds great John
Beautiful work John!!!!!!!!!!!
I am so jealous of that beautiful table saw
Great project John. Nice work.
I really like the industrial look of that construction panels.
Looks good John. Nice work.
work of excellent craftsman.. love your video. sir you got a fan here. yay
great article John. well done.
Somehow you made OSB beautiful
very nice build and design!
Thumbs up man.
Willy from Belgium.
Another great build😊 Mine I cheated by scavenging an old Grundig bass unit modding it and renovating the main exterior and now matches in with the surround sound bar next to the Samsung 55inc tv 😊 sounds awesome with real growl 👀 For those not in the know, make sure your inputs are correct 👍ALSO a lot of surround sound speakers are 6 OHM - connection to an amp with 8 ohm outputs may damage the speakers OR the amp unit! IF the outputs are 4 ohm connecting 6 or 8 ohm speakers is usually OK 🆗 Love your vids and awesome workshop
very good job! amazing project!
That saw sounds so smooth!
Pretty nicely done, and nice you have reused materials!
Nice box
Awesome job
Love to hear how that sounds. Lots of work into it. Need a good woofer and a class D amp to be a solid combo that are made to work well. Power not a big issue just compatibly. Velodyne subs sound good and some are not high powered. I have two velodynes and now swapped to SVS. Wow. Amazing subs also. Yours shows a passion and looks great
I used OSB years ago for a set of 3-way large bookshelf speakers finished them with polyurethane. Loved the look and only parted with them after being offered way more than I had in them.
Nice job bro. You're pretty swift w the damn woooooooodd
Great build ! Love it ! Nice Tools !
The precision of your builds is just a joy to watch and admire.
Love the concept. Just wish you woulda used a 15" woofer or if you're feeling crazy an 18-incher woulda been killer!!
Thanks for uploading.
well made! great edit too!
Great job !
“Heisz” sounds like cool brand name for hifi speaker company :)
Totally maaan! 😂🔥
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amazing work. looks great
Thanks John great videos
Very Nice work!
Thats a really good looking speaker, wish i could make one at home
wish I had a workshop like this damn nice job
Professional!!! Goooood!!!!