Just a little FYI from a guy with too much time on his hands while his g/f is away!!!
http://www.linearteam.dk/default.aspx?pageid=winisdhttp://www.jblpro.com/pub/manuals/enclgde.pdfThese two links could prove to be handy for those of us who don’t have a lot of money to spend on speaker cabinets but have a few tools and boards so we might make a cab.
The first link is basically a link to a program that lets one determine the cabinet size and port area and depth for a speaker. Play with it. As far as I understand it is loaded with the Thiele specs of a JBL 15” speaker (a K140 to be exact).
The second link is to a JBL .pdf chart with info for building a cabinet. Read the first part then choose the correct line from the chart below. It is a downloadable pdf. Line 6 corresponds to a E140 15" JBL.
example:
"Once the box is designed in terms of dimensions, any decent cabinetmaker could build something for you.
Thanks a lot for that....actually, I could build the box but I am having a tough time figuring the design out, or actually designing the cab...
Sorry for the ignorance, but would I build a box simply going by the dimensions, like in this case 23.6 x 19.2 x 16.7 (inside)?
Then the vent ? It says 25.1 square inches, but what is that part about "equivalent duct tube and ID = (2) 4.0 , length = 6.5"
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The port area is 25.1 sq in, which is the same as two round ports of 4" diameter. Or you could make 1 of 5"x5" or 1 2"x12.5". The length of the port(s) is 6.5" so long as the area is 25.1" sq. 4" diameters and multiples of these are often specified as it's a common water pipe size."edited and copied from another bass forum...OP
