Speaker Boxe : What is it?
| A speaker box is an enclosure that contains a speaker, particularly a woofer. It helps control sound and provides better amplification. It can also be used for containing a tweeter and a midrange (together with a woofer). |
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Kinds of Speaker Boxes include the following: |
Sealed speaker box
- A sealed speaker box is a direct-radiator system that provides a broad range of sound with little distortion and deviation.
- Its rear driver is in a sealed enclosure, making the rear output noncontributory to the total sound output.
- Depending on the stiffness and tightness of the enclosure, it can come as an Infinite Baffle enclosure (larger; mechanical suspension dominates) or and Acoustic Suspension enclosure (smaller; air in the box dominates).
Speaker box with a vented enclosure
- A speaker box with a vented enclosure features a port or aperture.
- The rear output of the cone allows the rear driver to contribute to the total sound output. Its contribution, however, involves a very narrow range of frequency only.
- Examples include ported, passive radiator, and bass reflex.
- At certain frequencies, it can be more efficient than a sealed box system provided it has the same size and bass cutoff frequency.
Bandpass speaker box
- A bandpass speaker box has at least two enclosures: one at the rear of the driver and one in front.
- The front enclosure is like a vented box that acts as a low pass filter. It can be used as an effective acoustic crossover that filters out mechanical noises produced by the woofer.
- It narrows the system's bandwidth, making it more efficient.
Coupled cavity speaker box
- A coupled cavity speaker box combines the features of the bandpass and the vented system.
- It consists of two or more enclosures, each coupled by a vent.
- Each vent and enclosure is a resonant system, making it a high order, multituned resonant system.
- It has a complex response.
- It is more difficult to design
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Materials used: Choose a speaker box made of a stiff material that makes it stable enough to withstand variations in air pressure. It should be damped well so it can come back to its original position without resonating.
Frequency: Choose a supersonic speaker box with a very high resonant frequency to prevent it from resonating to a low frequency box air pressure.
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