Woow.. Now i can use limp app. But, can i asking you for more question?? How to find, a proper /best value for adding mass? Example, for 6 ,8, 10, 12 inch subwoofer? I'am still confusing..
@@keitakahiro2409 , it is hard to find...even just me was just trying out masses which were giving frequency shift between 20 and 50 percent: for example for the 8 inch Tesla woofers was enough 21 grams, and for the Logitech Z-623 - which is 7 inch (not 6 or 6.5) needed 42 grams, and also back then I measured a 12 inch no name woofer, 100 grams was enough, but I measured also a 12 inch JBL car sub, and for that even 210 grams was just barely enough...in general: smaller cone = smaller mass, bigger cone = bigger mass, thinner-lighter cone = smaller mass, thicker-heavier cone = bigger mass, softer spider and surround = lighter mass, stiffer spider and surround = bigger mass...so, when in the measurement it shows you more than 50 percent freq shift, make the mass smaller, and when it shows less than 20 percent, increase the mass, and measure it once again...
I know about REW and LIMP which are basically free...and also Dayton Audio DATS v2 a d v3...i think DATS is the most accurate and usability is the most easy, just it costs approx 100-130 $ - if i know right...
@@PBasschannel 😁 i'am still learned limp.. Mess with many setings. I have REW too, but not to learn yet. I know dats v3 , but its to expensive for me..😁
@@keitakahiro2409 , simply just they are working differently + they're needing different measurement tools, etc...btw, here on yt is a very good vid about rew...just now i don't remember now the channel's or the video's name
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Woow..
Now i can use limp app.
But, can i asking you for more question??
How to find, a proper /best value for adding mass?
Example, for 6 ,8, 10, 12 inch subwoofer?
I'am still confusing..
Would you make it videos for me?
Just added mass tutorial??😁
@@keitakahiro2409 , it is hard to find...even just me was just trying out masses which were giving frequency shift between 20 and 50 percent: for example for the 8 inch Tesla woofers was enough 21 grams, and for the Logitech Z-623 - which is 7 inch (not 6 or 6.5) needed 42 grams, and also back then I measured a 12 inch no name woofer, 100 grams was enough, but I measured also a 12 inch JBL car sub, and for that even 210 grams was just barely enough...in general: smaller cone = smaller mass, bigger cone = bigger mass, thinner-lighter cone = smaller mass, thicker-heavier cone = bigger mass, softer spider and surround = lighter mass, stiffer spider and surround = bigger mass...so, when in the measurement it shows you more than 50 percent freq shift, make the mass smaller, and when it shows less than 20 percent, increase the mass, and measure it once again...
@@PBasschannel okay, sir.
I will test it again..
Thank you for reply.
You are great teacher for me😀😊
what is the diference between 226-03/4 and 226-05/4?
I know about just only they're looks different and the 03 is a bit older...parameter wise they are the same if i know right
Is there another application for measurement ts parameter, sir?
The easy way
I know about REW and LIMP which are basically free...and also Dayton Audio DATS v2 a d v3...i think DATS is the most accurate and usability is the most easy, just it costs approx 100-130 $ - if i know right...
@@PBasschannel 😁 i'am still learned limp..
Mess with many setings.
I have REW too, but not to learn yet.
I know dats v3 , but its to expensive for me..😁
@@keitakahiro2409 , simply just they are working differently + they're needing different measurement tools, etc...btw, here on yt is a very good vid about rew...just now i don't remember now the channel's or the video's name
@@PBasschannel now about 80% ,i almost understand how to measure with limp/arta.. it work, sir👍😁..
Rew, it's to difficult for me..