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<blockquote data-quote="kfx450r" data-source="post: 6228421" data-attributes="member: 588271">Well, got bored and thought of this box design, saw something similar in someones avatar and modified it a bit. Suprisingly it turned out better than i expected, coming in at 9.5 cubes not counting any bracing or port displacement, would put 8x RE10s in it which only require around 1 cube ported each off around 2k watts. Only problem im having is how to make the port, as the sections are around 10&quot; tall and the subs depth is 5&quot;Couldnt find any calculators to calculate port if i did 1 port on each side about halfway up box. I know alot of people talk about cancelation but then i turn around and see these crazy SPL vans and such having 2 subs facing each other. Also the top 2 subs would be inverted, think thatd add&nbsp; nice touch.<img src="http://i129.photobucket.com/albums/p232/yx230/Untitled-11.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="kfx450r, post: 6228421, member: 588271"] Well, got bored and thought of this box design, saw something similar in someones avatar and modified it a bit. Suprisingly it turned out better than i expected, coming in at 9.5 cubes not counting any bracing or port displacement, would put 8x RE10s in it which only require around 1 cube ported each off around 2k watts. Only problem im having is how to make the port, as the sections are around 10" tall and the subs depth is 5" Couldnt find any calculators to calculate port if i did 1 port on each side about halfway up box. I know alot of people talk about cancelation but then i turn around and see these crazy SPL vans and such having 2 subs facing each other. Also the top 2 subs would be inverted, think thatd add nice touch. [IMG]http://i129.photobucket.com/albums/p232/yx230/Untitled-11.jpg[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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