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<blockquote data-quote="DocJames" data-source="post: 8443274" data-attributes="member: 667764"><p>I built a box for my car had really good finished 1/2" layered cabinet wood. I needed the length and height to be exact for car fitting. After making the entire box and cutting sub holes, setting 2 12s inside the top seemed a bit flimsy. I removed the top and went and bought 1" mdx board and replaced both the top and port slot with the MDX. Which brings me to my question... I can't use regular box port calculators because they assume your going to use all the same wood. (like a normal human would) How can I tell what this is tuned at now?? box dementions in the pic below.</p><p></p><p>[ATTACH]26553650[/ATTACH]Like I said everything except top and port slot is 1/2" and those 2 are 1".</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DocJames, post: 8443274, member: 667764"] I built a box for my car had really good finished 1/2" layered cabinet wood. I needed the length and height to be exact for car fitting. After making the entire box and cutting sub holes, setting 2 12s inside the top seemed a bit flimsy. I removed the top and went and bought 1" mdx board and replaced both the top and port slot with the MDX. Which brings me to my question... I can't use regular box port calculators because they assume your going to use all the same wood. (like a normal human would) How can I tell what this is tuned at now?? box dementions in the pic below. [ATTACH=CONFIG]26553650[/ATTACH]Like I said everything except top and port slot is 1/2" and those 2 are 1". [/QUOTE]
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