However, for a long time the lack of a proven mathematical model prevented me from actually pursuing and building this style of loudspeaker enclosure. I have been interested in transmission line loudspeakers for almost 25 years.
Hence my terminology of a "Quarter Wavelength Loudspeaker Design" to describe the content of the articles contained in this website. All of these enclosures utilize acoustic standing waves that can be described as multiples of a quarter cycle of a sine or cosine function. Even more exotic and rare in the audio marketplace are the TQWT and the horn loaded enclosure designs. This style of loudspeaker has been on the fringe of the audio mainstream for many years with just a few smaller companies building and marketing this enclosure design. The most common example of a loudspeaker that relies on a quarter wavelength acoustic standing wave is a transmission line enclosure. Welcome to my quarter wavelength loudspeaker design website. Quarter Wavelength Loudspeaker Design Quarter Wavelength Loudspeaker Designįacebook Group : DIY Transmission Line Loudspeakers - Theory, Design, and Buildingįacebook Group : DIY Open Baffle Loudspeakers - Theory, Design, and Building
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