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<blockquote data-quote="SeanDub" data-source="post: 2808167" data-attributes="member: 568046">If you want a box with one 12 you can either search for a prefab one that will fit in your space or have a custom one made. Since you are looking for &quot;box design help,&quot; I&#039;m assuming you want a custom box.The next decision you have to make is ported or sealed, based mostly on the type of sub and the power you will send it. If you would list the subs you&#039;re considering it would help, but I&#039;ll assume you want a ported box because they are more custom than sealed and have the potential to get louder. Maybe that&#039;ll get you going in the right direction.Here are a bunch of designs from a very helpful and knowledgeable member on here (rpfuror, hope you don&#039;t mind me doing this), there are plenty of ideas for you to consider:<a href="http://s135.photobucket.com/albums/q145/rpfuror/Box%20Design/" target="_blank">http://s135.photobucket.com/albums/q145/rpfuror/Box%20Design/</a>The typical 12&quot; sub box is between 1-2 feet cubed tuned to anywhere in the 30-40 hertz range, and most are rear-firing. Maybe someone else will come and offer their wisdom, or you can ask some more specific questions. Hope this helps some.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SeanDub, post: 2808167, member: 568046"] If you want a box with one 12 you can either search for a prefab one that will fit in your space or have a custom one made. Since you are looking for "box design help," I'm assuming you want a custom box. The next decision you have to make is ported or sealed, based mostly on the type of sub and the power you will send it. If you would list the subs you're considering it would help, but I'll assume you want a ported box because they are more custom than sealed and have the potential to get louder. Maybe that'll get you going in the right direction. Here are a bunch of designs from a very helpful and knowledgeable member on here (rpfuror, hope you don't mind me doing this), there are plenty of ideas for you to consider: [URL="http://s135.photobucket.com/albums/q145/rpfuror/Box%20Design/"]http://s135.photobucket.com/albums/q145/rpfuror/Box%20Design/[/URL] The typical 12" sub box is between 1-2 feet cubed tuned to anywhere in the 30-40 hertz range, and most are rear-firing. Maybe someone else will come and offer their wisdom, or you can ask some more specific questions. Hope this helps some. [/QUOTE]

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