stephens30228 10+ year member
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I'm debating on building my first 4th order for my subs and was wanting some pointers please. I also read that there is more of a chance to blow subs, is this true?
4th order for 2 dc lvl4 15's help please
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Nobody can help me?
gckless 5,000+ posts
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There's a few designers on this site. I hope you have a LOT of space available. @Buck ; @RAM_Designs ;
gckless 5,000+ posts
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There's a few designers on this site. I hope you have a LOT of space available. @Buck ; @RAM_Designs ;
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Man, we need some more info. A properly design 4th order will play like a properly designed 4th order.
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