Interesting stuff. Bass radiators are strange things, they somehow improve bass despite being phase inverted. I guess they still move some air and it helps them being on the back, I wonder how well it will work.
The idea of putting bass radiator in a speaker box sounds excellent. I would rather use one big base radiator planted from within so that high volumes doesn't pop the radiator out. Also you can paint the back of the speaker as black. That would look cool :)
Brilliant, with the bass reflectors! Looks ok to me. You gonna be LISTENING to them, not scrutinizing the appearance thereof! Sometimes, I close my eyes, under serious listening, to depthen the experience. 😋
The idea is that by the time that the air accelerates the bass radiator it is in phase with the speaker, so at higher tones it barely moves because of little acceleration and at low bass it moves a lot because of high acceleration time but it at that point is reverse phase, kills bass below resonance but it can be lowered by adding weight to the radiator. But again makes the highest bass die off faster. You could in theory add multiple different weight radiators but that’s a bit of effort
My friend had a Denon speakers, and he found that the"woofer"often doesn't work. we open the cabinet, the"woofer" is a radiator actually.and another thing funny is that the woofer in the middle of the front panel, and it has a smaller silver plastic dust cap in the center of the larger dust cap.this design makes the woofer looks like a midrange.
Those 6 x 9 boxes have really small airspace. 6 x 9 need quite a lot of airspace. I use just over a cubic foot for each one, and porting tuned to 50 Hz. Pretty good all rounder bass sound, though a bit boomy on some material. You would use similar for a passive radiator enclosure, although a pair of 2.5" wide x 8" long round vents per speaker was enough without taking up too much room in the box, that a passive radiator was obsolete.
Hey it's the legendary myStonermind! Dude I haven't left a comment on your channel in a long time! How's life, peanut and pancake doing?? LoL Anyway those bass radiators look awesome man! As everyone says keep up the good work! You are teaching us alot!
Nice project. Im speculating that the 6x9 is going to max them out quite a bit. and also the ''open'' voice voil is going to let out a bit of air! lets see!
My Stoner Mind That’s what I like about your channel so much you’ve grown so much in a year but you still take time out of your day to respond to fans.
I try to reply to questions that people ask if the answers aren't within the video or if they genuinely need help with something. Doesn't matter to me how many subscribers I have. Although saying that, I'm not affected by trolls etc and I understand the point of view of "You'Tubers" that are and who choose not to even view comments as a result. Personally I think they're in the wrong line of 'work'.
Looking forward to the test of this box, especially since my laptop has a built-in subwoofer, so I'll be able to hear some of it. Very interesting experiment, since I've never seen nor heard it being done before. You're awesome, StonerMind! P.s. I have a couple of stupid bass vids on my channel, should you get bored enough to check them out.
Here, I decided to make music columns for myself, seeing that you are passive speakers glued to a tree, glue for warming up, tell me it will keep it safe? Will they disappear over time? So, I would do it like you ..
@MyStonerMind if you want to do a bass test for the speaker maybe could you please use this song, Awolnation Sail bass boosted, and click on the video with a blue marijuana leaf. That's the one I'm gonna use to try to blow my speaker.
They became popular when Bluetooth Speakers exploded onto the market, any medium to large size BT Speaker will have one to enhance the bass without the addition of sub-woofer/larger amplifiers, The concept and actual radiators have been in use for a very long time tho.
The cone of the driver and radiator are supposed to be no smaller than the same size diameter. Adding a fourth radiator would have helped. Either way good job I enjoyed watching.
I have two huge subwoofers or bass speakers whatever they hit hard both are Cerwin Vega an EL-36DP and a CVX-21s both use a radiator with a fan to help cool them down and both of them hit really well.
I don't need to do it for the money, I'm more of a minimalist, I only buy what I require and am not materialistic. This video would have been super long with a test in it, but more to the point, nowhere in the title did it say this was a test of any sort. Lol.
how about an actual fact, kid. When hot glue melts, it liquefies just like plastic, just like crayon. When it DRIES it returns to a solid form, just like plastic, just like crayon.
@@frankyg2267 The hot glue is, you thinked: like second glue, but it's like that: the hot glue gets heated up to the melting temperature, and when it's cooling down, it goes into the harden state. Is that enough text?
My friend had a Denon speakers, and he found that the"woofer"often doesn't work. we open the cabinet, the"woofer" is a radiator actually.and another thing funny is that the woofer in the middle of the front panel, and it has a smaller silver plastic dust cap in the center of the larger dust cap.this design makes the woofer looks like a midrange.
The front cloth couldn't remove, you can see 3 silver dust caps in front.the top one is from tweeter, and center one is from actual woofer, and the bottom one is from the radiator.this design makes it looks like a 3-way speaker system.
waiting to hear it
Interesting stuff. Bass radiators are strange things, they somehow improve bass despite being phase inverted. I guess they still move some air and it helps them being on the back, I wonder how well it will work.
how did u get here 7 hours ago???
@@hawkdeathpawp6021 18 hours but ok
@@JR_Photography1 yeah its 18 hours
Still how?
Bass is just moving air and so it‘s kinda like having more subs without having more subs ? Lol
I am really curious, how is it possible that this hand is speaking english. Hmm...🤔🤔
They speak much much better than me, someday!!
Saludos desde Mexico
The idea of putting bass radiator in a speaker box sounds excellent. I would rather use one big base radiator planted from within so that high volumes doesn't pop the radiator out.
Also you can paint the back of the speaker as black. That would look cool :)
Brilliant, with the bass reflectors! Looks ok to me. You gonna be LISTENING to them, not scrutinizing the appearance thereof! Sometimes, I close my eyes, under serious listening, to depthen the experience. 😋
The idea is that by the time that the air accelerates the bass radiator it is in phase with the speaker, so at higher tones it barely moves because of little acceleration and at low bass it moves a lot because of high acceleration time but it at that point is reverse phase, kills bass below resonance but it can be lowered by adding weight to the radiator. But again makes the highest bass die off faster. You could in theory add multiple different weight radiators but that’s a bit of effort
Bro, I gotta see this in action. I hit the bell icon so we good.
My friend had a Denon speakers, and he found that the"woofer"often doesn't work. we open the cabinet, the"woofer" is a radiator actually.and another thing funny is that the woofer in the middle of the front panel, and it has a smaller silver plastic dust cap in the center of the larger dust cap.this design makes the woofer looks like a midrange.
Those 6 x 9 boxes have really small airspace. 6 x 9 need quite a lot of airspace. I use just over a cubic foot for each one, and porting tuned to 50 Hz. Pretty good all rounder bass sound, though a bit boomy on some material. You would use similar for a passive radiator enclosure, although a pair of 2.5" wide x 8" long round vents per speaker was enough without taking up too much room in the box, that a passive radiator was obsolete.
Where you bought tho bass radiator?
Hey it's the legendary myStonermind! Dude I haven't left a comment on your channel in a long time! How's life, peanut and pancake doing?? LoL
Anyway those bass radiators look awesome man! As everyone says keep up the good work! You are teaching us alot!
lol, been a while. Cats are doing great thanks for asking! As always, I'm surprised when anyone learns anything from watching my videos ;)
By eye? ......"dude were ya going?"....."by eyeeeeeeeee"✌️
Omg can't wait to hear it.
I love your commentary
Please test some kicker 6×9's
I really like the voice-over thing! Way nicer to look :D
does poly fill help with bass with bass raditors? i really want to know lol
Love the voiceover. Another good video!
thanks man, *spoiler alert* you might be slight disappointed with the results I'll show though, haha!
i like the way you place your soundproof foam
I actually used my ears when placing them. I could make a video on it
My Stoner Mind good idea!
So, would you still get a reasonable bass if you don’t port the box or if you don’t put any passive radiator in it?
Yeah. Reasonable however it's lacking in some cases
Smashed it ten times!!
damn bro
Nice project. Im speculating that the 6x9 is going to max them out quite a bit. and also the ''open'' voice voil is going to let out a bit of air! lets see!
Why didnt you use the port part for terminal
Cool awesome vid stoner mind! I always be watching your vids :D
Man I remember the days when you had an electric manual screwdriver.
I've still got that lying around here somewhere
My Stoner Mind That’s what I like about your channel so much you’ve grown so much in a year but you still take time out of your day to respond to fans.
I try to reply to questions that people ask if the answers aren't within the video or if they genuinely need help with something. Doesn't matter to me how many subscribers I have. Although saying that, I'm not affected by trolls etc and I understand the point of view of "You'Tubers" that are and who choose not to even view comments as a result. Personally I think they're in the wrong line of 'work'.
Looking forward to the test of this box, especially since my laptop has a built-in subwoofer, so I'll be able to hear some of it. Very interesting experiment, since I've never seen nor heard it being done before. You're awesome, StonerMind! P.s. I have a couple of stupid bass vids on my channel, should you get bored enough to check them out.
The things should have 1.5x the surface area of the main driver, that's why you usually see them being bigger then the drivers them self.
*than. i never seen bigger than driver lol
Here, I decided to make music columns for myself, seeing that you are passive speakers glued to a tree, glue for warming up, tell me it will keep it safe? Will they disappear over time? So, I would do it like you ..
Love u channel
your chinese english accent is hillarious " rika sooo"
Really interesting 🤔
PAINT THE BACK BLACK!!!
good idea but paint is not good on this glue. It peels off when touched, I've done it before ;)
thats true and it makes the glue look jank
@MyStonerMind if you want to do a bass test for the speaker maybe could you please use this song,
Awolnation Sail bass boosted, and click on the video with a blue marijuana leaf.
That's the one I'm gonna use to try to blow my speaker.
Never heard of bass radiator's, speaker box looks cool, looking forward to the next sound test video 🙂
steve they make more bass from the speaker waves.
steve i had one mini speaker with bass radiator on it. It sounds awesome
@@allexandruprroca6713 thanks for the info,I have a couple of speakers lying round I'll give this ago 🙂
They became popular when Bluetooth Speakers exploded onto the market, any medium to large size BT Speaker will have one to enhance the bass without the addition of sub-woofer/larger amplifiers, The concept and actual radiators have been in use for a very long time tho.
@@yippdogg9250 never knew that thanks 🙂just looked on eBay quite cheap to buy too
Test on song: bassotronics slow bass excursion
the hand need to have a TH-cam channel
LIKE A SAW VERY GOODA
ya quería verlos!!!! no, please don't leave me this way!!!
Waiting for tests
The cone of the driver and radiator are supposed to be no smaller than the same size diameter. Adding a fourth radiator would have helped. Either way good job I enjoyed watching.
yes I know, glad you enjoyed the video
1 cube box with radiators on every side tuned to 50hz
How did you record the dropping sound of hot glue gun and the port plug. Sounds too realistic it’s scaring me
The camera mic was on
I save subs that have popped and gut em. Makes great rads.
I haven't messed with these lil guys... ... well???! :)
I have two huge subwoofers or bass speakers whatever they hit hard both are Cerwin Vega an EL-36DP and a CVX-21s both use a radiator with a fan to help cool them down and both of them hit really well.
interesante, no problemo jajajaj
Drinking game. Do a shot every time he says box
annnnnnd soundtest is missing ? i was thinking u get it on one video
I don't need to do it for the money, I'm more of a minimalist, I only buy what I require and am not materialistic. This video would have been super long with a test in it, but more to the point, nowhere in the title did it say this was a test of any sort. Lol.
@@MyStonerMind420 That's exactly what I thought your idea was
one fact: Hot glue isn't drying. It's Just cooling down. (Because its like plastic)
how about an actual fact, kid.
When hot glue melts, it liquefies just like plastic, just like crayon. When it DRIES it returns to a solid form, just like plastic, just like crayon.
@@frankyg2267 The hot glue is, you thinked: like second glue, but it's like that: the hot glue gets heated up to the melting temperature, and when it's cooling down, it goes into the harden state. Is that enough text?
im the 420 likes my friend :D blaze it !
U should have made air hole 😅
dont be stupid u dont do both
I was kidding he knows if he do bass radiators doesn't work
Drinking game. Take a shot Every time he says bass radiator or this is an experiment
alcohol kills every cell it comes into contact with. Smoke a bowl instead.
Hi
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Nice half a video
oof
Pasive radiator
google passive radiator, now google bass radiator. What comes up? Yes, both. Arguing semantics are we? Yes you are. Semantics can suck my back side :)
@@MyStonerMind420 Lol... Good job
3rd
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My friend had a Denon speakers, and he found that the"woofer"often doesn't work. we open the cabinet, the"woofer" is a radiator actually.and another thing funny is that the woofer in the middle of the front panel, and it has a smaller silver plastic dust cap in the center of the larger dust cap.this design makes the woofer looks like a midrange.
The front cloth couldn't remove, you can see 3 silver dust caps in front.the top one is from tweeter, and center one is from actual woofer, and the bottom one is from the radiator.this design makes it looks like a 3-way speaker system.