Normalized Amplitude Response (db-spl/hz) Custom Amplitude Response (db-spl/hz at 1 m) with 125 watts. Maximum Acoustic Power (db-spl/hz at 1 m)
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1 Legend CA-1 "Classic" x Bass Guitar Cab By Jerry McNutt, Eminence Speaker LLC Limit to 15 Watts; F3 at 8 Hz. Two 1 ohm drivers in parallel for an 8 ohm load. Box Properties Name: Type: Vented Box Shape: Prism, square --Box Parameters-- Vb =.8 cu.ft V(total) =.444 cu.ft Fb = Hz QL = 7 F3 = 7.45 Hz Fill = minimal --Vents-- No. of Vents = Vent shape = rectangle Vent ends = one flush Hv = 1 in Wv =.5 in Lv = 8 in Driver Properties Name: Legend CA-1 Type: Standard one-way driver Company: Eminence Speaker USA Comment: Bass Guitar Driver, 1 ohm --Configuration-- No. of Drivers = Mounting = Standard Wiring = Parallel Drivers sum coherently = Yes --Mechanical Parameters-- Fs = Hz Qms =.47 Vas = liters [.1] Cms = 0.3 mm/n [0.15] Mms = 9.33 g [58.] Rms = 1.5 kg/s [3.04] Xmax = 3.0 mm Xmech = 7 mm P-Dia = 9.9 mm [9.9] Sd = sq.cm [700.] P-Vd = 0.5 liters [0.9] --Electrical Parameters-- Qes = 0.45 Re =.73 ohms [5.35] Le = 1.19 mh [0.595] Z = 1 ohms [8] BL = Tm [15.33] Pe = 0 watts [400] --Electromech. Parameters-- Qts = 0.41 no = 1.7 % [3.344] 1-W SPL = [97.39].83-V SPL = 93.1 [99.13] Normalized Amplitude Response (-SPL/Hz) Custom Amplitude Response (-SPL/Hz at 1 m) with 15 watts Maximum Acoustic Power (-SPL/Hz at 1 m) File: LegendCA-1-xClassicGL3-15Watts.bb
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4 Legend CA-1 Medium x Bass Guitar By Jerry McNutt, Eminence Speaker LLC Limit to 150 Watts; F3 at 5 Hz. Bass Guitar Design Box Properties Name: Type: Vented Box Shape: Prism, square (optimum) --Box Parameters-- Vb =. cu.ft V(total) =.771 cu.ft Fb = Hz QL = 7 F3 = 4.9 Hz Fill = minimal --Vents-- No. of Vents = Vent shape = round Vent ends = one flush Dv = 4.3 in Lv = 0.75 in Driver Properties Name: Legend CA-1 Type: Standard one-way driver Company: Eminence Speaker USA Comment: Bass Guitar Driver, 1 ohm --Configuration-- No. of Drivers = Mounting = Standard Wiring = Parallel Drivers sum coherently = Yes --Mechanical Parameters-- Fs = Hz Qms =.47 Vas = liters [.1] Cms = 0.3 mm/n [0.15] Mms = 9.33 g [58.] Rms = 1.5 kg/s [3.04] Xmax = 3.0 mm Xmech = 7 mm P-Dia = 9.9 mm [9.9] Sd = sq.cm [700.] P-Vd = 0.5 liters [0.9] --Electrical Parameters-- Qes = 0.45 Re =.73 ohms [5.35] Le = 1.19 mh [0.595] Z = 1 ohms [8] BL = Tm [15.33] Pe = 0 watts [400] --Electromech. Parameters-- Qts = 0.41 no = 1.7 % [3.344] 1-W SPL = [97.39].83-V SPL = 93.1 [99.13] Normalized Amplitude Response (-SPL/Hz) Custom Amplitude Response (-SPL/Hz at 1 m) with 150 watts Maximum Acoustic Power (-SPL/Hz at 1 m) File: LegendCA-1-xMediumVented150Watts.bb
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7 Legend CA-1 Large 4x Bass Guitar Cab By Jerry McNutt, Eminence Speaker LLC Limit to 50 Watts; F3 at 58 Hz. Classic 4x Bass Guitar Design. All drivers in parallel for a solid 4 ohm load. Box Properties Name: Type: Vented Box Shape: Prism, square --Box Parameters-- Vb =.788 cu.ft V(total) = cu.ft Fb = 5 Hz QL = 7 F3 = Hz Fill = minimal --Vents-- No. of Vents = 4 Vent shape = round Vent ends = one flush Dv = 5.08 in Lv = 0.75 in Driver Properties Name: Legend CA-1 Type: Standard one-way driver Company: Eminence Speaker USA Comment: Bass Guitar Driver, 1 ohm --Configuration-- No. of Drivers = 4 Mounting = Standard Wiring = Parallel Drivers sum coherently = Yes --Mechanical Parameters-- Fs = Hz Qms =.47 Vas = liters [4.] Cms = 0.3 mm/n [0.075] Mms = 9.33 g [117.3] Rms = 1.5 kg/s [.08] Xmax = 3.0 mm Xmech = 7 mm P-Dia = 9.9 mm [419.9] Sd = sq.cm [1400] P-Vd = 0.5 liters [0.418] --Electrical Parameters-- Qes = 0.45 Re =.73 ohms [.83] Le = 1.19 mh [0.98] Z = 1 ohms [4] BL = Tm [15.33] Pe = 0 watts [800] --Electromech. Parameters-- Qts = 0.41 no = 1.7 % [.88] 1-W SPL = [0.4].83-V SPL = 93.1 [5.1] Normalized Amplitude Response (-SPL/Hz) Custom Amplitude Response (-SPL/Hz at 1 m) with 50 watts Maximum Acoustic Power (-SPL/Hz at 1 m) File: LegendCA-1-4xLargeVenteox50Watts.bb
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10 Legend CA-1 Large Vented Bass Guitar Design By Jerry McNutt, Eminence Speaker LLC Limit to 50 Watts; F3 at 54 Hz. Classic Bass Guitar Design Box Properties Name: Type: Vented Box Shape: Prism, square (optimum) --Box Parameters-- Vb = 1.97 cu.ft V(total) = cu.ft Fb = 55 Hz QL = 7 F3 = Hz Fill = minimal --Vents-- No. of Vents = 1 Vent shape = round Vent ends = one flush Dv = 4 in Lv =.8 in Driver Properties Name: Legend CA-1 Type: Standard one-way driver Company: Eminence Speaker USA Comment: Bass Guitar Driver, 1 ohm --Configuration-- No. of Drivers = 1 --Mechanical Parameters-- Fs = Hz Qms =.47 Vas = liters Cms = 0.3 mm/n Mms = 9.33 g Rms = 1.5 kg/s Xmax = 3.0 mm Xmech = 7 mm P-Dia = 9.9 mm Sd = sq.cm P-Vd = 0.5 liters --Electrical Parameters-- Qes = 0.45 Re =.73 ohms Le = 1.19 mh Z = 1 ohms BL = Tm Pe = 0 watts --Electromech. Parameters-- Qts = 0.41 no = 1.7 % 1-W SPL = V SPL = 93.1 Normalized Amplitude Response (-SPL/Hz) Custom Amplitude Response (-SPL/Hz at 1 m) with 50 watts Maximum Acoustic Power (-SPL/Hz at 1 m) File: LegendCA-1LargeVenteox50Watts.bb
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13 Legend CA-1 Medium Vented Bass Guitar Design By Jerry McNutt, Eminence Speaker LLC Limit to 75 Watts; F3 at Hz. Classic Bass Guitar Design Box Properties Name: Type: Vented Box Shape: Prism, square (optimum) --Box Parameters-- Vb = 1.3 cu.ft V(total) = cu.ft Fb = 7 Hz QL = 7 F3 =.17 Hz Fill = minimal --Vents-- No. of Vents = 1 Vent shape = round Vent ends = one flush Dv = 4 in Lv =.03 in Driver Properties Name: Legend CA-1 Type: Standard one-way driver Company: Eminence Speaker USA Comment: Bass Guitar Driver, 1 ohm --Configuration-- No. of Drivers = 1 --Mechanical Parameters-- Fs = Hz Qms =.47 Vas = liters Cms = 0.3 mm/n Mms = 9.33 g Rms = 1.5 kg/s Xmax = 3.0 mm Xmech = 7 mm P-Dia = 9.9 mm Sd = sq.cm P-Vd = 0.5 liters --Electrical Parameters-- Qes = 0.45 Re =.73 ohms Le = 1.19 mh Z = 1 ohms BL = Tm Pe = 0 watts --Electromech. Parameters-- Qts = 0.41 no = 1.7 % 1-W SPL = V SPL = 93.1 Normalized Amplitude Response (-SPL/Hz) Custom Amplitude Response (-SPL/Hz at 1 m) with 75 watts Maximum Acoustic Power (-SPL/Hz at 1 m) File: LegendCA-1MedVenteox75Watts.bb
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16 Legend CA-1 Small Vented Top Box By Jerry McNutt, Eminence Speaker LLC Limit to 15 Watts; F3 at 8 Hz. Use a Steep High Pass filter at 0Hz. Not for full range use. Use on top of a 1" or a 15" Bass Cabinet. Box Properties Name: Type: Vented Box Shape: Prism, square (optimum) --Box Parameters-- Vb = 0.55 cu.ft V(total) = 0.41 cu.ft Fb = 80 Hz QL = 7 F3 = 8.19 Hz Fill = minimal --Vents-- No. of Vents = 1 Vent shape = round Vent ends = one flush Dv = 3 in Lv =.9 in Driver Properties Name: Legend CA-1 Type: Standard one-way driver Company: Eminence Speaker USA Comment: Bass Guitar Driver, 1 ohm --Configuration-- No. of Drivers = 1 --Mechanical Parameters-- Fs = Hz Qms =.47 Vas = liters Cms = 0.3 mm/n Mms = 9.33 g Rms = 1.5 kg/s Xmax = 3.0 mm Xmech = 7 mm P-Dia = 9.9 mm Sd = sq.cm P-Vd = 0.5 liters --Electrical Parameters-- Qes = 0.45 Re =.73 ohms Le = 1.19 mh Z = 1 ohms BL = Tm Pe = 0 watts --Electromech. Parameters-- Qts = 0.41 no = 1.7 % 1-W SPL = V SPL = 93.1 Normalized Amplitude Response (-SPL/Hz) Custom Amplitude Response (-SPL/Hz at 1 m) with 15 watts Maximum Acoustic Power (-SPL/Hz at 1 m) File: LegendCA-1SmallVentedTopBox15Watts.bb
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