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So like with that Fs of those in low 40's, if you tune to like 35 and your vehicle peaks higher than that, you're gonna get a really hard peak on...

I would face it all rear if it fits and clears, fire ports and subs back towards the trunk lid. I'd do their exact box recommendations but tune...

And I hope you feel better boss

Post up a link to sub manufacturer web page and what vehicle you have and where the box is going and just let me crunch it in my head. You may...

I've seen your designs in hear (pun intended), nobody comes close!

I did specifically do that and would, but I'm sick. Best I can do is advise like I do now.

Yes haha ok that's what I thought you meant. Idk if I'm a master just designed a lot, definitely not officially trained or anything lol, but thanks.

I have to respectfully disagree with you here, but I think I know what you mean. 32 hz is a typically a great tuning for people listening to...

Just giving an update. My Mti box, with 2 12” tw3 is up and running and I am pleasantly surprised. It hits hard and so friggin tight and clean...

I'd pick the one that most closely matches your sub's box recommendations, if you can't get a proper design and build.

I have been attempting to study the true nature of why we tend to tune transmission lines and enclosures in general like we do, the nature of...

Here try this (I use simple programs like this as a long time box designer all of the time): https://boomspeaker.com/subwoofer-port-calculator/...

This is a tough one to tackle with ports speeds. There's rules of thumb, but IMO you actually need a program like winisd that gives you some idea...

I’m working on this box at the moment for 2 8s. 2 cubes tuned to 32 HZ after all displacements. The port is 3x10x35 inches long. If you’re using a...

Have you tried to RESET the Head unit yet ? Im also thinking maybe some loose RCAs or not inserted all the way in @ either the HU or at the...

Sometimes loose or broken wires of any sort or someone else mentioned speakers grounding out like on door metal, I've seen that happen before all...

Does it happen when you hit bumps while driving? Can you do anything to reproduce the problem on purpose? You need to check connections first...