box tuning

what box volume do you use?

  • gross volume minus sub and bracing.

    Votes: 3 27.3%
  • volume after port displacement.

    Votes: 8 72.7%

  • Total voters
    11
yeah i knbow i just wanted to know both ways is all. the whole thing got blown way out of proportion. 3.75 minus all displacement ( including port!! ) came to 3.16 12.5x3" x 16.25 is 37.5 hz thats what my math said and 3.16 is a ton better vb for a 12" rd alpha than a meesly 2.6 was gonna be so...................i get flamed for that lolz
But the point is that you are doing it wrong, yet still insist that it's "ok," and in fact "better" in this instance. Whether or not 3.16 tuned to 37.5hz would be better or not is irrelevant, I don't know why you even cared to mention it. The fact is that you're doing it wrong, and blowing it off like it doesn't matter and trying to play the victim just makes you look immature. Don't forget that you were the one who started the thread in an attempted to get others to come in and bash someone from roe for not knowing what they were talking about, when in reality you were the one who was wrong.

Also, as your port displacement gets bigger for a given gross volume, the design that you come up with gets more and more out of whack. Good luck with that...

 
i went of a set gross volume of 3.75 minus all displacement leaving 3.16 which is 12.5x3x16.25 for 37.5 hz how is that wrong?

and i wasnt trying to bash anyone pretty funny i tell wenn i posted his ? here as well and all his friends come out of the wood work to flame me lol several people on the roe forum hashed it out with me and i understand how u do it i do it a bit dif and still come out to the same tune as they did so where is the issue? i go from max gross and deduct from that u go from minimum vb and add to that its the same thing just 2 dif approaches, maybe like schmitty told me it is a miscommunication of terminolgy is all.

 
i went of a set gross volume of 3.75 minus all displacement leaving 3.16 which is 12.5x3x16.25 for 37.5 hz how is that wrong?and i wasnt trying to bash anyone pretty funny i tell wenn i posted his ? here as well and all his friends come out of the wood work to flame me lol several people on the roe forum hashed it out with me and i understand how u do it i do it a bit dif and still come out to the same tune as they did so where is the issue? i go from max gross and deduct from that u go from minimum vb and add to that its the same thing just 2 dif approaches, maybe like schmitty told me it is a miscommunication of terminolgy is all.
Here is the OP from roe:

"need a favor

whats this tuned to

http://img36.imageshack.us/img36/8986/ported12v2.png

port is 27" long

total volume is 3.75

volume after port is 2.6"

He's telling you that the net volume is 2.6ft^3, and that the port is 27" long. I don't know why you're arguing the point of 3.16ft^3 tuned to 37.5hz. It's not the question he was asking. What he wanted to know what it was tuned to. You responded at roe with 28.XXhz, which is incorrect. Port length was already given to you(so I don't know why you're bringing up the 16.5" or whatever port length), but you plugged in 3.75ft^3 into the port calcs instead of 2.6ft^3. You are doing it wrong, plain and simple. You are not doing it the same way as me, just in a different order. You are not putting the net volume into the port calculators, which is why you came up with 28hz when you used 3.75ft^3 instead of 35hz when using 2.6ft^3 for the net volume. Stop defending your method, it is simply wrong and not all that accurate(as you can see in this case it is nearly 7hz off when using gross volume instead of net volume).

You can not start off with gross volume, plain and simple. Gross volume is NEVER used in the port length calculations. I don't know how else to put it.

 
i went of a set gross volume of 3.75 minus all displacement leaving 3.16 which is 12.5x3x16.25 for 37.5 hz how is that wrong?and i wasnt trying to bash anyone pretty funny i tell wenn i posted his ? here as well and all his friends come out of the wood work to flame me lol several people on the roe forum hashed it out with me and i understand how u do it i do it a bit dif and still come out to the same tune as they did so where is the issue? i go from max gross and deduct from that u go from minimum vb and add to that its the same thing just 2 dif approaches, maybe like schmitty told me it is a miscommunication of terminolgy is all.
the only person I know in this entire thread was worst enemy and just from caco and I thougth you told me to get over it? so maybe try it your self

 
the only person I know in this entire thread was worst enemy and just from caco and I thougth you told me to get over it? so maybe try it your self
He also does not have one single person backing him and his method up in either thread. No one uses gross volume in the calcs, and if they do, they're doing it wrong.

 
and that was the entire argument

I designed that box for a guy on roe using Rd's specs,

yesterday sic tells me I had it tuned to 28hz so I looked it over 3 times still get around 35

then he said to use gross well I guess (gross minus sub displacement) and I said no you have to use the chamber that the sub is in. went back and forth for a while until I made a thread on caco,smd,and roe most said right around 33hz until he started pming people to "expain" things, then he made this thread

 
and that was the entire argumentI designed that box for a guy on roe using Rd's specs,

yesterday sic tells me I had it tuned to 28hz so I looked it over 3 times still get around 35

then he said to use gross well I guess (gross minus sub displacement) and I said no you have to use the chamber that the sub is in. went back and forth for a while until I made a thread on caco,smd,and roe most said right around 33hz until he started pming people to "expain" things, then he made this thread
Well he's doing it wrong, plain and simple. I honestly think his ego is too big to admit he had been doing it wrong for who knows how long, and built who knows how many boxes to different tunings than intended.

 
yeah i have. after I talked to shmitty we went over it and my tunings are off by around 1-3 hz higher but either way i appreciate the lesson.

from the votes i am not the only 1 eiother so its a good lesson either way.

 
Ok, this is a mess...what are the dimensions of the enclosure, the port dimensions, and the port length? I'll tell you what youve got..

With something so straight-forward I dont see how there's so much confusion..

 
Pioneer knows his ****. I wish he was loud though.
Thanks //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif Tuning to 30hz doesnt translate to loud on the meter though //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/frown.gif.a3531fa0534503350665a1e957861287.gif lol...but shoving people's hair down their throats is better than meter scores imo //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/cool.gif.3bcaf8f141236c00f8044d07150e34f7.gif low ftw

 
Activity
No one is currently typing a reply...

Similar threads

SQ is subjective. If you're looking for the flattest possible response curve, usually sealed will give you that in a car. Porting is more...
5
1K
Gents I appreciate your knowledge and you sharing it. This is helpful in my understanding.
3
1K
Start by laying the larger bottom panel in an open space, then slowly “dry” assemble it by laying the pieces where they go like a puzzle. It...
1
102
These are also very good drivers, some of the best bang for the busk on shallow mounts. DD Audio SL610-D2 10"...
5
130

About this thread

SicAudio

5,000+ posts
did you fart dude?
Thread starter
SicAudio
Joined
Location
melting HO alts...
Start date
Participants
Who Replied
Replies
105
Views
3,776
Last reply date
Last reply from
RAM_Designs
20240518_170822.jpg

Dylan27

    May 18, 2024
  • 0
  • 0
20240517_190901.jpg

Dylan27

    May 18, 2024
  • 0
  • 0

New threads

Top