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<blockquote data-quote="Buck" data-source="post: 8886762" data-attributes="member: 591582">32 hz is generally great daily tuning for strong lows without losing too much higher frequency extension.&nbsp; All subjective, though.&nbsp; I listen to dubstep and a lot of electronic music too.&nbsp; There&#039;s so much to explain here with regarding box design.&nbsp; I can&#039;t design but I can give some advice. 1.&nbsp; I really like winisd for most simple box designing2.&nbsp; What vehicle, I may have missed it?&nbsp; Vehicle and box orientation can play drastic role in response.3.&nbsp; What actual frequency range or bandwidth do you want from your subs?&nbsp; Have you tried playing individual frequencies with a tone generator (can get on phone app) to determine where your sound is loud and isn&#039;t?&nbsp; For bass, a lot of people would look at 30-80 hz or so, from my experience.&nbsp; Just a baseline to start on haha</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buck, post: 8886762, member: 591582"] 32 hz is generally great daily tuning for strong lows without losing too much higher frequency extension. All subjective, though. I listen to dubstep and a lot of electronic music too. There's so much to explain here with regarding box design. I can't design but I can give some advice. 1. I really like winisd for most simple box designing 2. What vehicle, I may have missed it? Vehicle and box orientation can play drastic role in response. 3. What actual frequency range or bandwidth do you want from your subs? Have you tried playing individual frequencies with a tone generator (can get on phone app) to determine where your sound is loud and isn't? For bass, a lot of people would look at 30-80 hz or so, from my experience. Just a baseline to start on haha [/QUOTE]

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