12" RE SE into a Crystler 300

[Deadbeat 10+ year member]

Sub ****. . .

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[Deadbeat 10+ year member]

Test fitting. . .

 

[gearhound17 10+ year member]

looks good. Gonna have to try the kerfed corner for myself soon.

 

[Lizardkinged 10+ year member]

Could someone take the time to explain this port style to me. I'm interested.

I've made a pretty successful box for 2 pioneer SVC 10's. built a sloted vent onto the back and tuned it to 36 htz. Sounds pretty nice.

Want to go to a single 10, Probably going to get an L5... Or something similar.

Something that would be perfect for 450 RMS @ 2 ohms underrated. anything D4 that would be perfect for 450@ 2 ohms.

any suggestions?

 

[mmouse57 10+ year member]

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nice start m8

 

[Vegas WRX 10+ year member]

Im interested in learning more about the curved design as well.

 

[DB-Audio 10+ year member]

looks good so far

 

[3kgtAudio 10+ year member]

curved just gives you a smoother port transition, less port noise.

If you cut slots in mdf about 3/4" apart and then moisten the other side a bit you can bend it like that.

or you can also buy type of wood called bend-a-board thats specifially made to do that with.

 

[JBLCAMRY 10+ year member]

curved just gives you a smoother port transition, less port noise.
If you cut slots in mdf about 3/4" apart and then moisten the other side a bit you can bend it like that.

or you can also buy type of wood called bend-a-board thats specifially made to do that with.

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[Deadbeat 10+ year member]

curved just gives you a smoother port transition, less port noise.
If you cut slots in mdf about 3/4" apart and then moisten the other side a bit you can bend it like that.

or you can also buy type of wood called bend-a-board thats specifially made to do that with.

moisture and MDF dont play well with each other. . .

rather, just kerf it then bend the wood, it will go without trying to pull out other tricks as long as your cuts are good.

 

[Hoppinlowrider 10+ year member]

nice box for far. ima have to make a similar one for my Fi Q. How many and how far apart do the cuts have to be? and how much length do I need to add to my port?