Recent content by AudioProf

I figured out that part. The problem is, once I make the port bigger the length becomes unreasonable. I upped the size in WinISD to a 6” square port and it says it needs to be 58” long! If I make the port bigger the port gets even longer.

The highest number I’ve seen the different forum experts is 30 m/s; the home audio crowd swears by 17 m/s. I’ve only built sealed boxes so I don’t know what to believe but 50 m/s sounds very high by comparison. I have read that aiming the port away from the listener can help to hide port chuffing.

It seems like every time I try to build a ported enclosure in WinISD it's impossible to get the rear port air velocity under 17m/s that most people recommend. I just bought an SSA Icon 12" D2 and I cannot figure out what I'm doing wrong. I've played with box size, no help. I've messed with...

The SSA Demon seems like it could work here. Does anyone have a pair of Demons in a small sealed enclosure?

First post here and I’m looking for some expert advice. I’ve designed an enclosure to fit under the rear seats in my 2019 RAM crew cab, now I need to figure out which subs will work for me. I’m an SQ guy. What I really like is flat frequency response that extends low but remains even not...