Cat. No.
PRO-CSW1200 12" Car Subwoofer
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ENCLOSURE SIZES
After you choose an enclosure type for your subwoofer, for the best results, build the enclosure to the dimensions recommended in this section.
Acoustic Suspension (sealed)
C
BA
A C
B
Note: To connect the subwoofer to your stereo amplifier’s wires, you need 2 banana plugs such as Cat. No. 278- 306 (not supplied).
CHOOSING AN ENCLOSURE
To get the best performance from your subwoofer, you must mount it inside an enclosure. An enclosure makes your subwoofer more efficient and improves its sound quality.
Some common enclosure designs are:
•Acoustic suspension (sealed)
•Ported reflex (vented)
•Single reflex bandpass (vented)
For more information about a single reflex bandpass en- closure, see “Single Reflex Bandpass (vented)” on Page 2.
To learn more about and build an acoustic suspension or ported reflex enclosure, we recommend you use the book Building Speaker Systems (Cat. No.
Note: Check with RadioShack Unlimited for a
15× 15 × 131/2 Inches (HWD)
1.25Cubic Feet
A (2) — 15" × 15" (one with 111/16" diameter cutout)
B (2) — 15" × 12" HW
C (2) — 131/2" × 12" HW
F3: 46 Hz
Ripple: 0.31 dB
Excursion Limited Power Handling: 200 Watts
Ported Reflex (vented)
A
C
B
C
A
B
15 × 19 × 171/2 Inches (HWD)
2.25 Cubic Feet
A (2) — 15" × 19" (one with 111/16" and 4" diameter cutout) B (2) — 15" × 161/2" HW
C (2) — 171/2" × 161/2" HW
Tuning Frequency: 36 Hz
F3: 38 Hz
Ripple: 2.0 dB
Excursion Limited Power Handling: 200 Watts
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