For some reason i keep confusing the hell outta my self.
Im plannin to build an enclosure ofr a single ten consisting of 2.35 cubic feet of internal air space. if my calculation are correct i would have 2.5 cu ft total volume.
1728 x 2.35 = 4060.8 inchses internal excluding port
12 to the third power = 1728
15.954 x 15.954 x 15.954 = 4060.8
finally to conculde an enclosre of
13.75 x 18.512 x 15 . 954 results in internal space for a 2.35 cu ft or 4060.8 cu inch enclosure. some one fix me up. I want this box to be simpler. WHOLE number instead of crazy fractions.
Would it matter if i was 1 to 2 inches off with internal volume space. WOuld it change the sound of performance from the woofer?
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Im plannin to build an enclosure ofr a single ten consisting of 2.35 cubic feet of internal air space. if my calculation are correct i would have 2.5 cu ft total volume.
1728 x 2.35 = 4060.8 inchses internal excluding port
12 to the third power = 1728
15.954 x 15.954 x 15.954 = 4060.8
finally to conculde an enclosre of
13.75 x 18.512 x 15 . 954 results in internal space for a 2.35 cu ft or 4060.8 cu inch enclosure. some one fix me up. I want this box to be simpler. WHOLE number instead of crazy fractions.
Would it matter if i was 1 to 2 inches off with internal volume space. WOuld it change the sound of performance from the woofer?
Thanks //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/uhoh.gif.c07307dd22ee7e63e22fc8e9c614d1fd.gif//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/uhoh.gif.c07307dd22ee7e63e22fc8e9c614d1fd.gif
