Best Specs For 12" L7's...

[HardHittaz00 10+ year member]

I've seen alot of different boxes for L7's... From a 1.5 cubic feet to 4.5 cubic feet per sub... And It almost seems like they like bigger boxes... I've gone mine in a 2.95 cubic foot box after displacement, tuned to 36Hz... And they get pretty loud... I'm lookin to make a new box for my 2 Friday... Tryin to get some opinions on them before I start tryin to get a design...

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[HardHittaz00 10+ year member]

I was told to try subs up, port back... Any ideas to work this in with L7's...

 

[bimma85 5,000+ posts]

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[kicker06 10+ year member]

3.4cuft @ 33hz.

http://www.caraudio.com/forum/showthread.php?t=164578

 

[Twistid 5,000+ posts]

I've seen alot of different boxes for L7's... From a 1.5 cubic feet to 4.5 cubic feet per sub... And It almost seems like they like bigger boxes... I've gone mine in a 2.95 cubic foot box after displacement, tuned to 36Hz... And they get pretty loud... I'm lookin to make a new box for my 2 Friday... Tryin to get some opinions on them before I start tryin to get a design...

you have 2 L7's in a 3 cube box??? or is that just 1 subwoofer? if you have 2 subs, shoot for around 7 cubes , if u have 1 sub stick with that 3 cuber

 

[iagrdshaka 5,000+ posts]

3.4cuft @ 33hz.

I agree!

 

[kicker06 10+ year member]

I agree!

Yea for 1 Sub.

At Least 6cuft if there is 2, more like 7cuft.

 

[HardHittaz00 10+ year member]

Yes, I'm using 2.95 cuft per sub... 3.4cuft at 33Hz per sub... I was told to stay around 35- 36Hz... Anyone have any plans for 2 L7's, at 3.4cuft a piece, around 35 - 36 Hz... Wit hthe subs up, port facing back, MAX dimensions of about 44wide x 27long x 14 high...

 

[xpl0it 10+ year member]

L7s love anything from 2.5-3.5 cubic feet. The 12s in 3.5 per is getting a little large, but 2.5 per sub is ideal according to their manual. My box for example sits 4 12" L7s and is 10.2 cubic feet.