18" Folded Horns

i use 4 of the l36's loaded with void, sometimes in venues that are only 300 capacity and there's no issue of it not being bassy enough, many times on soundcheck the lights fall out and we have to use foam and rubber to stop the decks and mixers falling out the dj booth, however in some venues i also encounter some of the issues many have said before where the bass seems more apparent behind the stack or in the corner of the room, but never an issue of not enough bass, id love to see the sim's of the v18 in this cab to compare against some other designs, i'm sure they aren't the best but as the quote suggests i agree its nonsense that this cab is useless, its worked well for me so far anyway

Kevin i would be very interested to see your design and input data as it sound much the same as a recent project i took on, mine is a double 12" ported horn using the 12sb30 as my base driver with certain others seriously out performing but at three times the price, I have managed to make the double cabinate 460L with the external dimensions of 40*120*95cm, only plays to 55Hz but has a wide bandwidth up to 180Hz which is reasonably flat with one box and completely flat from 50-150Hz when its couples in a group of 4 double boxes (my avatar is actually a screen shot of the design). It does shows that with the port as the lower extension you can gain just that little bit more form a design that has a size constraint. I then went on to hornresp a ULF 18" version loaded with the PD1850 (im sure the V18 could hack it), which plays 32-100Hz with the same lay out in mind (with no 3D model as of yet) changing the external dimensions to 60*120*95cm so it comes in at a wopping 680L but does produce the goods (apparently according to hornresp).