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Front panel with a cutout for the speaker driver.
Two panels forming the sides of the enclosure.
Rear panel of the enclosure.
Two panels forming the top and bottom of the enclosure.
Internal support component for the enclosure.
Familiarize with parts and check for proper cuts before gluing.
Ensure all enclosure pieces are clean and on a flat surface.
Position the Back Panel with the rabbeted side up for initial assembly.
Apply glue to joining surfaces of Back Panel and one Top/Bottom panel, then join.
Glue and attach one Side Panel to the back and top/bottom assembly.
Glue and slide Brace into place, ensuring glue spread through joints.
Glue and attach the second Side Panel to the enclosure assembly.
Glue and attach the second Top/Bottom Panel to the enclosure assembly.
Glue and attach the Baffle to the enclosure assembly, ensuring tight fit.
Apply clamps evenly to ensure flush edges and tight joints.
Wipe off excess glue, allow enclosure to dry per manufacturer's instructions.
Fill seams with filler, then sand surfaces smooth for finishing.
Locate and install preferred power terminals and internal wiring.
Connect the speaker wires to the appropriate terminals on the subwoofer driver.
Carefully set the driver into the cutout and secure it using the chosen fastener.
This document describes the assembly and features of the Passive GRS 8SW-4HE 8" Mini Subwoofer Kit. It is a do-it-yourself kit designed to allow users to build their own subwoofer enclosure and integrate a specific driver.
The GRS 8SW-4HE 8" Mini Subwoofer Kit provides all the necessary components for constructing a passive subwoofer enclosure, excluding the power terminals and internal wiring, which are left to the user's preference. The primary function of this kit is to create a sealed enclosure for the included GRS 8SW-4HE 8" High Excursion Subwoofer, optimizing its acoustic performance for bass reproduction. The precision-cut enclosure parts ensure a tight fit, simplifying the assembly process for hobbyists and DIY enthusiasts. Once assembled and wired, the subwoofer is ready to be connected to an external amplifier.
The core component of this kit is the GRS 8SW-4HE 8" High Excursion Subwoofer (A). While detailed electrical specifications for the driver itself (like impedance, power handling, frequency response, etc.) are not provided in this manual, its designation as "High Excursion" suggests it is designed for significant cone movement, allowing for deeper bass reproduction.
The enclosure components are made from a material that appears to be Medium-Density Fiberboard (MDF), which is commonly used in speaker construction due to its acoustic properties and ease of machining. The enclosure consists of the following precision-cut parts:
The kit is designed for a "mini" subwoofer, indicating a compact form factor suitable for various applications where space might be a concern.
The kit is designed for ease of assembly, even for those with limited woodworking experience. Key usage features include:
The manual primarily focuses on the assembly process, but some aspects relate to the long-term maintenance and durability of the finished product:
The kit is designed to provide "years of enjoyment" when assembled correctly, suggesting a durable and reliable end product. The emphasis on proper gluing and clamping is key to achieving this durability.
| Brand | Passive House Systems |
|---|---|
| Model | GRS 8SW-4HE |
| Category | Subwoofer |
| Language | English |
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