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yep.... funny how a single error on the T/S specs can really throw off your graphs.
Glad you got it figured out.
Seeing as you are playing with ID & focal i'd guess you are a bit on the SQ side of things.
Something that I had good results with when doing modeling was to make a ported box, tune it in the 28-33hz range, and make the box a tiny bit smaller than required to get a flat response. Basically, I tried to get the Ported box to rolloff near the same rate as a sealed box would.
The reason why I liked doing this is beacause...
1: group delay would be low due to the tuning being lower than normal (for car audio)
2: Doesn't give a boomy sound like many poorly tuned ported boxes have.
3: Sounds just like a sealed box setup, except it can play a bit lower, and is a bit more efficient.
The main problem is being able to fit the port in the box, a low tuning, and a small box don't mix.... especially if you have a high excursion woofer that needs a lot of port area.
Also... I noticed the Le (inductance) value on the Focal sub... If you like "tight" and "quick" sounding bass, in the future, look for a sub with a lower Le value... as the Le has to do with how quickly the Voice coil gets saturated by the magnetic flux....(how quick it can change directions). Try to find a sub below 2mH. Some subs even get below 1.
EDIT: Oh yeah... almost forgot... Say "Hi" to Hugo for me. :-)
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