sub back, port back on 350-400rms each
any thoughts on port size or net volume,
sizes are a mix of metric and imperial,(just what seems to fit)
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sub back, port back on 350-400rms each
any thoughts on port size or net volume,
sizes are a mix of metric and imperial,(just what seems to fit)
always low
If you are space concerned, 1 port is going to take up less room. Like a slot port off to one side.
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yes you are right , and the efficiency of the port will be better.
just after some thoughts, what may or may not work better,
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very nice design, what program might you have used for it? I am still looking for a good oneOriginally Posted by john253a
Ride: Toyota Corolla (hope to get rid of it soon)
Headunit: Alpine CDE-123
Subwoofers:
Amplifiers: Memphis 16 Pri-1000
Speakers Front: JL Audio TR650-CSi comps
Speakers Back: JL Audio TR650-CSi coax
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I know that you can make the box in skethup, but what programs did you use to test the frequencies and such...
Ride: Toyota Corolla (hope to get rid of it soon)
Headunit: Alpine CDE-123
Subwoofers:
Amplifiers: Memphis 16 Pri-1000
Speakers Front: JL Audio TR650-CSi comps
Speakers Back: JL Audio TR650-CSi coax
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