Oberton 10NMB300
Best box: 3.9 L bass reflex tuned to 110.6 Hz · F3 124.9 Hz
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⚠️ Engineering Notice for Builders
- The textbook alignment (3.9 L at 105.3 Hz) would need a 47.3 cm port; the recommendation is retuned to 3.9 L at 110.6 Hz so the port can be built.
Recommended Bass Reflex (Vented)
PORT BUILDABLE| Net Box Volume (Vb) | 3.9 Liters |
| Tuning Frequency (Fb) | 110.6 Hz |
| F3 (-3 dB Cutoff) | 124.9 Hz |
| F6 / F10 Extension | 107.5 Hz / 92.0 Hz |
| Port Inner Diameter | Ø 10.0 cm |
| Port Physical Length | 42.2 cm |
| First Pipe Resonance | 408.0 Hz |
| Estimated MOL @ F3 | 117.7 dB SPL |
Recommended Sealed (Acoustic Suspension)
MAX TRANSIENT DAMPING| Net Box Volume (Vb) | 2.2 Liters |
| System Q (Qtc) | 0.707 (Butterworth) |
| System Resonance (Fc) | 200.4 Hz |
| F3 (-3 dB Cutoff) | 171.5 Hz |
| F6 / F10 Extension | 134.9 Hz / 103.3 Hz |
| Air Spring Linearity | High (Zero port compression) |
Thiele/Small Parameters
| Resonance (Fs) | 62.1 Hz |
| Total Q (Qts) | 0.212 |
| Electrical Q (Qes) | 0.216 |
| Mechanical Q (Qms) | 10.61 |
| Equivalent Volume (Vas) | 22.1 Liters |
| Diaphragm Area (Sd) | 317.3 cm² |
| DC Resistance (Re) | 5.6 Ω |
| Efficiency Bandwidth Product (EBP) | 287.0 |
| Linear Excursion (Xmax) | 5.2 mm |
| Thermal Power (Pe) | 400.0 W |
| Nominal Diameter | 10.0" |
| Catalog Source | Load Forge catalog (manufacturer datasheets and retailer listings) |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the recommended ported (bass reflex) box volume for Oberton 10NMB300?
Load Forge's calculated alignment puts Oberton 10NMB300 in a 3.9 liter vented enclosure tuned to 110.6 Hz, reaching an F3 cutoff of approximately 124.9 Hz.
Can Oberton 10NMB300 be used in a sealed box?
Yes. In a sealed (acoustic suspension) enclosure of 2.2 liters with a Qtc of 0.707 (Butterworth), the system exhibits an F3 of 171.5 Hz.
What port dimensions should be used for Oberton 10NMB300 to avoid port chuffing?
Sized from cone displacement (Sd × Xmax), a minimum port diameter of 10.0 cm with a length of 42.2 cm is suggested; check the port air velocity at your drive level in the Load Forge Studio.
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