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Hows this make up? So this time I did everything with the12volt.com. Internal cu/ft is 3.46137 when I determined the port length I told it to be 3.3cu/ft because each sub has a .080 displacement. Looks better but I can't duplicate port length in basebox program so I didn't use it.

Here is where it asks, there is flush and there is flared So in actuality on that graph the lower the peak the less flutter which is better or is there a balance. In my mind I'm thinking its a good thing for the air to be traveling faster.

Well what about my sorta first question being that the box looks to big for these subs 34.5w x 14h x 16d being roughly 3.4 cu/ft. Alpine says 1.4 for each sub and most people say to put them in a bigger box. Or should I go with what the program says is optimal and go with a 2.051 cu/ft? Sorry...

Its two SWR-1023d. The wood working doesn't seem to hard unless the math (which is **** at to begin with) is easier. But another thing I live in an apartment so just building boxes until I get it right isn't really feasible once I have everything on paper, its off to a co-workers house I go to...

I've been reading and watching videos day in and day out just a month ago I didn't even know what ohms had to do with subs. But anyways here are a few pictures of what I have done, thinking I did right. But I have a feeling I'm not quite going in the right direction or missing something. The...