You dont have enough air space for a 4th order or 6th order for 8 12" subwoofers. You MAY be able to get a regular ported enclosure in there, but I doubt it.
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even if the gto 1214 has a low vas(2.05 ft3)? How many liter i need?
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Also consider complex box needs a lot of wood. Every sheet of 3/4 inch wood you use = 2 cubic feet, bracing will take up volume as well. I would say just the wood and bracing for a box big enough for that many woofers will be 6 to 7 cubic feet!
I think you may be able to do them in a regular ported box. Really I would advise against bandpass for such a large build since it will be very easy to get wrong and very permanent.
I think you may be able to do them in a regular ported box. Really I would advise against bandpass for such a large build since it will be very easy to get wrong and very permanent.
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12 - 8" maybe but 8 - 12" fughedaboutit (forget about it)
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I think I need at least of 12 cu ft for the ported box....
you think that dimension of the port to give the best with the hip-hop?
thnx Thanks for your patience ;-)
you think that dimension of the port to give the best with the hip-hop?
thnx Thanks for your patience ;-)
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