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by Justin from Detroit1 » Fri Mar 17, 2006 1:03 pm

Old RE XXX 12"

by solacedagony » Fri Mar 17, 2006 12:49 pm

Hey guys, I was just using WinISD for the first time and RE's website didn't have all the T/S Parameters. It didn't have Le or Z. I figured there was some way you might be able to derive them from other parameters or something. I was googling for some answers, but I didn't come up with anything yet.
I also noticed that they have 1.9 DVC for the Re. Do you input double or half the Re for a DVC speaker as opposed to a SVC speaker? I got a 4 ohm DVC sub from them instead of a 2 ohm DVC, so I'm guessing I'd put in 3.8 for that parameter.
Any other tips on WinISD, I would appreciate. I was just playing with modeling up a ported box for it.

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