Recent content by Enemy5802

It's a ported 12' 300w rms subwoofer enclosure tuned to 32-35 hz. Running at 2ohms. Connected to an aftermarket head unit. Mmmh, amp is also being rated at 300 rms. Anything else? Lol Oh and it's a Kenwood mp245.

So I have my new system set up. It sounds great! One problem though, when I play music, those "low beats" hit pretty hard. But when it comes to those high lows they are kinda weak. Is there anyway I can mess with the amplifier or lpf settings to even them out? *I will check back in tomorrow...

That would reduce port noise? I am new to this so...

Hope not. Lol. I'll get pisssed. If it does, maybe i'll fill it with polyester fiber stuffing?

Hope not. Lol. I'll get pisssed. If it does, maybe i'll fill it with polyester fiber stuffing?

Hope not. Lol. I'll get pisssed. If it does, maybe i'll fill it with polyester fiber stuffing?

Unwanted noise? Or good noise?

L-Port!!! Great idea!! Lol But will test out first.

Oh?... Lol

So unfortunately, my dimensions were a bit off and one of the port width is a little off. For instance, the first slot width is 2.5, then it folds and its 2.60, and once again it folds for the third time and the width is 2.15. This would mess up my tuned frequency right? Any solution? Or is it...

Ill definitely use the method with the c-clamp. Thanks a lot guys! Appreciate it!

Alright. I think I might use wood putty or something. But ill definitely keep building it. Sand until smooth. Got it. Thanks!

Wish I'd known that before I started building it. Lol. You think I should keep on building it?

So I'm making a ported 12" subwoofer enclosure. The holes I pre-drilled aren't completely perpendicular so this resulted in a slightly crookit holes. I pre-drilled, glued countersunk holes, and inserted the screws. Unfortunatly I overtightened them resulting in a little crack. Here is a...