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    Posted: 04 October 2014 at 9:36pm
hi, does anyone have a single reflex plan for either of these drivers? i need to build one by 10/09/14.
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Originally posted by trentp trentp wrote:

hi, does anyone have a single reflex plan for either of these drivers? i need to build one by 10/09/14.

Good luck with that, 10th September was nearly a month ago Wink

I think Peavey do recommended box sizes & tunings for their drivers, not sure if they're on the driver datasheet or a separate doc, you could search their website for that I'm sure.

Failing that, WinISD would allow you to model each and come up with a suitable box quite easily.
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Peavey,s =5 to 9cuft
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hey, do you still need a plan?
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JBL 2241/2242. 10 cu ft cabinet tuned to 40hz, from the JBL web site. Or Google jbl enclosure guide.
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Originally posted by smithshorn smithshorn wrote:

JBL 2241/2242. 10 cu ft cabinet tuned to 40hz, from the JBL web site. Or Google jbl enclosure guide.


10 cu ft? Over 280 litres? A nice compact cab there then!Big smile
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Originally posted by djeddie djeddie wrote:

Originally posted by smithshorn smithshorn wrote:

JBL 2241/2242. 10 cu ft cabinet tuned to 40hz, from the JBL web site. Or Google jbl enclosure guide.


10 cu ft? Over 280 litres? A nice compact cab there then!Big smile

They probably meant that for things like Cinema where portability isn't an issue. (Probably pre Dolby/THX etc - wouldn't be deep enough for modern cinema FX mind you.)
It actually works OK for the 2241, if running into Xmax at just under 400W is OK for the intended application:


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Used in the Keele w-bin when the K151 was no longer available.
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i sure do.
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hey, do you still need a plan?

yes i do.
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