SUGGESTED ENCLOSURES
For those who want to build their own enclosures but don’t want to go through the design process using driver
parameters, Peavey provides the following optimized designs:
For Lo Max 18:
ENCLOSURE NET VOLUME
VENT DIAMETER VENT LENGTH Vb BOX TUNING F3, -3 Db
Cubic feet/liters (qty) inches/mm inches/mm frequency in Hz point in Hz
Small Vented Box 4.0 /113.3 (4) 4” / 102 12.5 / 318 44 44
Medium Vented Box 6.0 / 170.0 (4) 4” / 102 10 / 254 39 37
Large Vented Box 8.0 / 226.6 (4) 4” / 102 10.625 / 270 33 31
1. Small Vented Box
This enclosure is as small as many 15” cabinets but has better bass performance and handles tons
of power.
This design is an excellent choice for large touring systems because it can handle a large
number of enclosures at the same load-out volume.
2. Medium Vented Box
This enclosure offers an exceptional combination of deep bass extension, high power handling and
reasonable size. It is capable of extremely high output (below 35Hz) for excellent performance
3. Large Vented Box
The large vented box produces skull crushing levels of extremely deep bass and is usable to 24Hz
(-10 dB limit) at sound reinforcement SPL levels.
As is typical with large vented enclosures, power
handling is reduced about 20%.
For Lo Max15:
ENCLOSURE NET VOLUME
VENT DIAMETER VENT LENGTH Vb BOX TUNING F3, -3 Db
Cubic feet/liters (qty) inches/mm inches/mm frequency in Hz point in Hz
Small Vented Box 2.0 /56.6 (4) 2” / 51 7.5 / 191 41 50
Medium Vented Box 3.0 / 85 (4) 3” / 76 12 / 305 40 38
Large Vented Box 4.0 / 113.3 (4) 3” / 76 9 / 229 39 34
1. Small Vented Box
This incredibly tiny enclosure had good bass performance and serious power capacity.
An excellent
choice for very compact, high powered systems and bass guitar/keyboard enclosures.
2. Medium Vented Box
This enclosure is an exceptional compromise of deep bass extension, high power handling, and
compact size. Remarkable bass extension and power handling.
3. Large Vented Box
This large vented box generates incredibly powerful deep bass and is usable to 28 Hz (-10 dB limit)
at sound reinforcement SPL levels. As is typical with large vented enclosures, power handling is
reduced about 20%.