shayneyasinski,

60" high?  Yes, it was built incorrectly.

Bob

If you can put 2,3, or 4 drivers in it your on the right track. It's the only enclosure design I've seen with that kind of versatility. I was told if I were to post the dimentions of the HWK, I'd have "someone" come to my house, poke holes in my drivers, and spill soda in my receiver. Sorry.  It would cost you $10 to find out.

Bob

Read the ( amp to  make Daytons happy thread ) or the others on tested configurations.

why don't you give Steve a call because you would not be releasing anything he does not know.
Its a shot. Then you could buy the plans all over again or get a site pass for most of the designs if you had the specs wrong.

anyway How about I say that its around a foot too tall and typically has one big port at the top and two at the bottom of certain lengths and sizes.
and thats about all I can say although I have never been threatened. If someone came over and spilt a soda on my Rca trash on purpose. I would say that I know a terrific decware amp I would like it replaced with or be faced with the old unpleasant me that did not play well with others.
( I threw sand in the sandbox and ran with sizzors)

I am now 45 and I am sure I was a heck of alot smarter when I was 18, or at least I thought I was when I was 18.


Oh Ya if its around 60" tall and alot bigger round than the 15" woofer is its not a 15 HWK its closer to a 18" HWK. Which is so big you may as well build a Imperial sub and move something  over a foot or so.

IMHO of course.

you say you have both speakers loaded and facing eachother....you dont have them wired out of phase do you....they may be cancelling eachother out - you need one speaker wired the exact opposite (+/-) than the other