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Transmission Line Enclosures
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solacedagony
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Transmission Line Enclosures
I was wondering if anyone has any links on Transmission Lines enclosures that explains how they work, why they work, their pros/cons, etc. I found a site or two with projects and whatnot but I don't understand how each works because each one uses a different design.
http://www.t-linespeakers.org/projects/index.html for projects.
Thanks,
Jake
http://www.t-linespeakers.org/projects/index.html for projects.
Thanks,
Jake
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http://www.diysubwoofers.org/tls/
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http://geocities.com/rbrines1/
http://www.hogheaven.com/diyaudio/subwo ... /patl.html
http://www.quarter-wave.com/
http://geocities.com/rbrines1/
http://www.hogheaven.com/diyaudio/subwo ... /patl.html

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I think I can sum it up pretty easily, for a "what matters to you" sort of view: 
1) Transmission Lines are difficult to build, particularly if you factor in the continual tapering of the line, and especially if you are going to build your transmission line in some sort of a "folded" capacity, so it isn't one big, unreasonably long tapered tube, but rather at least resembling a box.
2) Unless you are going to go all-out with a twice-as-long "1/2 wavelength theory" TL, I wouldn't bother - because the same results (phase coherency between "port" and sub) are basically accomplishable with a standard, simple vented enclosure.
1) Transmission Lines are difficult to build, particularly if you factor in the continual tapering of the line, and especially if you are going to build your transmission line in some sort of a "folded" capacity, so it isn't one big, unreasonably long tapered tube, but rather at least resembling a box.
2) Unless you are going to go all-out with a twice-as-long "1/2 wavelength theory" TL, I wouldn't bother - because the same results (phase coherency between "port" and sub) are basically accomplishable with a standard, simple vented enclosure.
from what I understand, transmission lines transport the fluid from the pan to the transmission, likewise the brake lines transport the fluid from the master cylinder, likewise the blinker lines transport the fluid from the blinker tank.
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