Off a little. I got 6.13 cubes @ 29.7Hz. The design itself will work good in many applications. Running a single port on one side is fine as well.Alright what about this one.
External Dimensions: 38 wide x 18 tall x 22 deep
I'm coming up with 32 hz at 5.5 cubic feet. Is that right?
And would this kind of design work good in a suv? I know sub up and port back is usually best for an SUV but what about having the port on just one side instead or running across the bottom.
Could you try calculating the driver displacement in. Its two 15" cvr. The displacement of each sub is 0.14 cu ft. So of course 0.28 total. Maybe that is where the difference is.Off a little. I got 6.13 cubes @ 29.7Hz. The design itself will work good in many applications. Running a single port on one side is fine as well.
-Bill-
Thank you for all your help!6.13 - 0.28 = 5.85 cubes @ 30.3 - 30.4Hz with subs in. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif I'm off to bed now. Gotta' get up in a few hours.
-Bill-
The size is about right. I'd toss in a small amount of polyfil. As for tuning.. I (just my preference) would aim for about 32Hz, but who knows? Regardless, it should shake pretty good on 1200 RMS or so.Thank you for all your help!
I wonder if that would be good for the two cvrs or is it too low?
32 is what i was really what I was shooting for.The size is about right. I'd toss in a small amount of polyfil. As for tuning.. I (just my preference) would aim for about 32Hz, but who knows? Regardless, it should shake pretty good on 1200 RMS or so.
-Bill-