Loudspeakers and Accessories
Loudspeakers and Accessories
Visaton

CONVENTION MK IV SUB

Construction

Make a frame that will be later covered with cloth by sawing out the cut-outs in the boards (refer to diagram). Then glue together the boards at right angles, in such a way that you end up with a construction with equal length sides that you can then cover with cloth. Before doing so, check that the frame will just fit between the top and bottom of the subwoofer cabinet.

Since the low-range bass reproduction also depends on the room, the best position for the subwoofer will have to be determined by trial and error. If the subwoofer is to be positioned in a free space, the ports can also be made to face the rear. A 0 dB / -3 dB connection is to be found on the subwoofer PCB for trimming the level of the satellite speakers to that of the subwoofer. The 0 dB setting means: satellite not restricted, i.e. less bass; -3 dB means: satellite cut by -3 dB, i.e. powerful bass output.

Make sure the short-circuit bars are removed from the BT 95/75 beforehand.

Inner damping

The subwoofer uses four mats of damping material rolled up and spread around the middle of the cabinet.

Component parts list for 1 box
Woofer:W 250 S 8 Ohm2 pieces
Crossover:"Convention MK IV Sub"
Bass reflex tube:BR 25.50 (full length)2 pieces
Terminal:BT 95/752 pieces
Damping material: 3 Beutel
Wood screws:4 x 20 mm18 pieces
3,5 x 19 mm8 pieces
Cable:2 x 1,5 mm23,2 m
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Cabinet parts list for 1 box
PartsSize (mm)Quantity
Material: 19 mm chipboard or MDF
Top and bottom panel540 x 5402
Baffle366 x 2901
Side panel310 x 2902
Side panel521 x 2901
Side panel502 x 2901
Base431 x 504
Grille board229 x 2892
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Crossover

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Sketch


Characteristics and Sound