Anyone see a problem with this port?????????????

[UMGixxer]

Please explain to me why this will not sound good or how i can fix this if it is a problem

trying to tune my box to 33-34Hz, its 3"h x 14"w x and 14"l thru the middle

[plugitin]

seems to me youll have to "mimick" the curve from the front to the back...if that makes sense?

[bubbagumper6]

seems to me youll have to "mimick" the curve from the front to the back...if that makes sense?

Maybe not...my first box was a wedge style with the port firing through the slanted piece, so it was shorter on top and longer on the bottom...sounded good

[plugitin]

im sure it will still sound fine...but your tuning will not be what you want with just basic calculations

[bubbagumper6]

im sure it will still sound fine...but your tuning will not be what you want with just basic calculations

Well yeah, I had my box designed by someone on here and I have no idea how he calculated the tuning...lol, who knows what that box was actually tuned to, I just know it sounded good

[UMGixxer]

i get what u mean by mimicking the curve, in other words instead of a straight back it should have the curve also

[bubbagumper6]

i get what u mean by mimicking the curve, in other words instead of a straight back it should have the curve also

Yes, so you have a uniform port length

[UMGixxer]

but if it sounds like crap i could always just cap the port up and go sealed, im running cvxs so they like sealed or ported

[UMGixxer]

do you all think this design for the port will give more accurate results

[bassman3]

why couldn't you have just a regular slotted port? or used aero's?

other than that it would sound fine, might not be exactly the tuning you would wanted but it wont be far off

[Johnny Law.Lulz]

Your second picture should be exactly what you want if you do it right, that will, give you the tuning you want.

[UMGixxer]

so winisd tells me i need 14" of port length, so do i shoot for 14" at the edges and middle???