trying to get the hang of enclosure generators...

[cha0]

This work for 2 w6s? theres no driver dis because im inverting them. it will be 2 of these boxes side by side.

http://www.subwoofertools.com/forum/...+&Fs=25.0&CE=3

[TunedPerfect]

I would use something better than that program...
I would read this site http://www.diysubwoofers.org/
and then use something like WinISD or AjDesigner

I would avoid inverting the subs if you can in a vented box, especially with your first box.

[kickerlivinloud]

I would avoid inverting the subs if you can in a vented box, especially with your first box.

Why do you say that??? You won't damage them. Inverting normally causes some loss in SPL and a little better cooling but thats about it.

This work for 2 w6s? theres no driver dis because im inverting them. it will be 2 of these boxes side by side.

http://www.subwoofertools.com/forum/...Fs=25.0&C E=3

This calculator is not accurate. I would suggest using winisd or doing the math by hand. Those are the only 2 ways to properly calculate a ported enclosure..



Jon

[TunedPerfect]

Exactly, a loss in some cases in SPL, but in my experience the subwoofer gave off some residual noise when I inverted them, but then again the sub was right next to me, I should have elaborated.

[Woodmister]

This calculator is not accurate. I would suggest using winisd or doing the math by hand. Those are the only 2 ways to properly calculate a ported enclosure..

Jon

That caculator is not accurate? Win Isd shows it as matching the same port lenght (w/same height and width)

Perhaps you can help me out...
http://www.caraudio.com/forum/showthread.php?t=224903

[Trixter]

i have learned not to trust anything but pencil, paper and a calculator. online calculators seem to be off form one another and even winisd doesn't get all the time.