nascarguy301

I'm in need of k43 woofers in working condition with original parts preferably. Will take blown woofers as well.

Would the 684s be LOUD in 20,000 Sq. Ft.?

Also, aside from the Box dimensions you gave me, im good. Im not sure exactly what your getting at with the La Scala sketch. How exactly is this supposed to look? Sorry for the bother, but when your workiing with Klipsch, it's gotta be perfect

He wants them spread out. As long as this is a good design, i will use it.

These were used in a Skatingrink (Texas Skatium) for the last 30 years. They were reconed, and now, the owner want them to be used as subs to provide a louder lower end.They have WOOFERS covered. They have 26 JBL 15's in the ceiling which are just as old. But the guy wanting me to build an enclosure for these, wans them each in seperate boxes.

Ive heard these under 50Hz and with the ElectroVoice DC-one processor boosting those lower frequencies, its nothing to laugh at. Of course, thats with them in the MWM's, so it would probably change on the lower end. If you could help me come up with a box design, that would be great, its gonna be tuned low anyways

I have four of these 15's, and i want to get rid of the two dual chamber mwm's because they are too big. They were being used in a skating rink (about 20,000 Sq. Ft.) I want to build four seperate boxes for each of the woofers to be used as "subs" (Under 100 Hz). The only issue i have is that i have no clue what the volume for my boxes should be, or how to build a box that can effectively disperse the low frequencies across the rink, while remaining LOUD. The only thing that threw me off was how i can build a box for them, when they were designed to run in those MWM's, which are unlike any other box ive seen. Any input would be appreciated.