you should do that for a blown sub grate vid by the way i might try that with the shitty edge sub i got i dont need it im now running a rockford p1 15 in my bedroom lol
I'm all for people trying to make the best out of what they have, I salute you for that, but just one an important tip: Always test the speakers impedance before you connect it to your amp, otherwise this could kill your amp, thus ohms law is the only thing to worry about the most. One thing to remember the speaker voice coil resistance will vary through the frequency range, and could drop well below 4 ohms at certain points, since most modern amps will drive speakers between 4-8 ohms and older amps 6-12 and 8-16
Thanks for your comment, I totally agree with you. I know have the proper equipment to do so, maybe I’ll make a follow up video to this one with more steps
Well I don't really remember because it's been so many years ago. But if u are going to try this , just use the thickest wire that can fit in the gap without rubbing..
No not really some small speakers can have large voice coils and some large speakers can have small voice coils, it all depends on what that speaker was designed to do.
This not really 'increasing' the bass of a speaker. What you are doing is using thicker wire for the coil, which increases the pistonic mass of the speaker, thus making the speaker less sensitive to high frequencies as you have lowered its resonant frequency. This creates an illusion that you have increased the bass. Judging by the thicker wire gauge you used for the 1 inch coil, it would have dropped the impedance down considerably. Let's say for example this was an 8 Ohm speaker originally. With your new thicker coil wire it may have dropped down to 2 Ohms. With this in mind, you are drawing 4x the amount of current at the same volume setting as if you were using an 8 Ohm speaker, thus making it appear that your speaker is 'louder'. So, overall, not really 'increasing' the bass, just an illusion that you are.
Actually it’s not a lie. The thicker the wire on the voice coil the more bass you will get. And the original wire on the voice coil was much smaller. Matter of fact it wasn’t even a bass speaker until I upgraded it.
When u want some "extreme bass" I recommend four-layer voice coil. Two-layer is better for full range and midbass speakers.
you should do that for a blown sub grate vid by the way i might try that with the shitty edge sub i got i dont need it im now running a rockford p1 15 in my bedroom lol
I have another speaker related video to upload soon. A 15 inch sub in your bedroom wow that must be awesome
I'm all for people trying to make the best out of what they have, I salute you for that, but just one an important tip: Always test the speakers impedance before you connect it to your amp, otherwise this could kill your amp, thus ohms law is the only thing to worry about the most.
One thing to remember the speaker voice coil resistance will vary through the frequency range, and could drop well below 4 ohms at certain points, since most modern amps will drive speakers between 4-8 ohms and older amps 6-12 and 8-16
Thanks for your comment, I totally agree with you. I know have the proper equipment to do so, maybe I’ll make a follow up video to this one with more steps
Why won't the question be answered?what size wire and etc
Well I don't really remember because it's been so many years ago. But if u are going to try this , just use the thickest wire that can fit in the gap without rubbing..
What gauge wire and how much ohms it is?
Is there a standard size for speaker voice coil?
6 inch,8 inch, 10,12, like
No not really some small speakers can have large voice coils and some large speakers can have small voice coils, it all depends on what that speaker was designed to do.
This not really 'increasing' the bass of a speaker. What you are doing is using thicker wire for the coil, which increases the pistonic mass of the speaker, thus making the speaker less sensitive to high frequencies as you have lowered its resonant frequency. This creates an illusion that you have increased the bass. Judging by the thicker wire gauge you used for the 1 inch coil, it would have dropped the impedance down considerably. Let's say for example this was an 8 Ohm speaker originally. With your new thicker coil wire it may have dropped down to 2 Ohms. With this in mind, you are drawing 4x the amount of current at the same volume setting as if you were using an 8 Ohm speaker, thus making it appear that your speaker is 'louder'.
So, overall, not really 'increasing' the bass, just an illusion that you are.
Nice observation, but if u are limited buy power from your amp, This will make a big difference. Oh and it wasn't a bass speaker to begin with .
I mean you are right cuz its lower ohm it WILL draw more power and be louder but your amp will die in like 5mins
Who else could smell it when he used the glue gun?
Show me a speaker winding used by glue gun 👍
What kind glue did you use on voice coil?
Two stage Epoxy is the right glue to use when working on voice coil. Lol I didn't have any so I used some pattex instead thanks for your comment
For 120watt how much turn
It would depend on the size of the wire and the size of the voice coil
What glue can I use to recoil subwoofers.
You can use a high temperature epoxy resin to do the job
How many turn in single voice coil 3ich Speaker
Well it would all depend on the size of the wire you are using. And it was a 6 inch speaker and a 1inch voice coil
What is the song name dude?
Popcaan silence. The instrumental of the song
😅😅
name of the song??
Popcaan. silence
copper wire number
Why was there that weird sound at vibrating
It was the hot glue i used, it separated from the cone hence the vibrating sound
@@diyking9k74 oh so what should i do when gluing together the voicecoil andd the cable on to the cone? What should i use?
Use epoxy resin
Look like to much bass blew the cone straight off the motor
What a liar. That coil will barely produce any bass at all, much less extreme bass. Lying to get views.
Actually it’s not a lie. The thicker the wire on the voice coil the more bass you will get. And the original wire on the voice coil was much smaller. Matter of fact it wasn’t even a bass speaker until I upgraded it.
Sure sounded like a lot of bass nice video about to try this with a 18"
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