Subwoofer enclosure plans I've created using the software. Now that you've seen what's available let's take a look at some of the A well-built and braced speaker enclosure design can make a huge improvement over a thin, flimsy, and lightweight speaker box or subwoofer design. It covers designing enclosures using free computer software, maximizing the output of a subwoofer system, building the box like a pro and testing the output using inexpensive equipment. You should also check out Advanced Enclosure Design and Fabrication. I haven't used it personally but it's fairly popular and virtually the only program made for the Mac.
Best of all, its tubular design makes it easy to install in most all. For the Macintosh users without a PC emulator there is a program outĬalled MacSpeakerz. If youre looking for clean hard-hitting bass in a compact enclosure, the RF-1400T will make your system rock The solid performance of the 12' subwoofer is matched perfectly with a durable enclosure to maximize bass output. It's free and relatively uncomplicated to use. If you still have trouble running it in compatability mode I'd recommend using a DOS emulator such as DOSBox. It's freeĪnd definitely worth checking out. It's a DOS program which may cause some run problems with the newest 64bit versions of Windows (try running it in "compatibility mode"). This can be helpful for Mac/Apple users since MacSpeakerz has been discontinued.īlaubox (click to download) - Blaubox has been around forever it seems.
There is also an online version which isn't as full featured but can be run on any operating system through a web browser. It's a very highly rated, free program for Windows. WinISD is made available by LinearTeam. Novice box builder will attempt there are a few I could recommend: There are quite a few different enclosure design software programs out
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