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I have two 3002D4 's and I'd like a 2.5ft^3 net @35hz. Factory specs call for 1.2ft^3 per sub in an enclosed container. The displacement of the subs are .181ft^3 each. I'd love to be able to do the math but I get lost when figuring out the port volume. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I would buy a premade box if I could find one to specs.
You should get a custom box.
this^^^^ or use 12volt.com box calculator
starrmountain sound on here can prolly build you one pretty cheap :) @double 07 ; excellent quality as well
The OP can hit me up here via PM or at my site in my sig...I will be more than happy to build him a Beast....thanks David for da props.....
Thanks for the fast response. I figured given the specs it was going to require a custom box. Pm sent to double 07 and thanks suggestions.
Every sub requires a custom box :santa:Quote:
Originally Posted by Warren89
I had two more questions and no there out of place here but I didn't want to start a new thread. I rewired my subs from 1 Ohm to 4 ohm because the voice coil would get a little smelly and I didn't want to blow the subs. Since that the amp has gone into protect mode twice and I checked my wires and they seem good. Secondly, my amp won't blow fuses!!! I know that sounds odd but my previous set up only needed 100 amp fuse. So I left it in and I've only blown one with the amp being capable of drawing 2000+ rms!!! I have a 200 amp alternator and 4 gauge from the batteries. I havent finished the big three because of the cold but this system should pop a fuse quickly. Just wondering if maybe I'm not getting as much as I should. Thanks in advanced for the helpk
What size are those...? I have a dual 10", 2.5ft^3 @34hz~ via 6" aero... flush mount, double front baffle, subs rear, port to the drives side.
There 12" but from all the research I've done, they're quite tricky. Pioneer designed them with a weird suspension that optimizes them for small sealed boxes. Another oddity is they're a 12" sub with a 10" suspension.