Is this correct?

[Anonymous User 10+ year member]

I'm trying to figure out what exactly is the airspace and tuning of an enclosure i have laying around, and was wondering is the RE Audio ported box calculator correct.

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[Odd-io 10+ year member]

I can't really tell from your pic. Their calc is usually pretty good tho.

 

[Anonymous User 10+ year member]

the measurements that are red:

width - 36"

height - 14"

depth - 16"

port width - 3.5"

port length 2 - 12.5"

 

[phyphoestilic 5,000+ posts]

they dont take account of speaker displacement

 

[Anonymous User 10+ year member]

they dont take account of speaker displacement

yea i know that...i was jsut wondering what the specs and cubic feet the box was.

 

[PowerNaudio 10+ year member]

the measurements that are red:width - 36"

height - 14"

depth - 16"

port width - 3.5"

port length 2 - 12.5"

internal volume : assuming the MDF used is .75" thick.

width: 34.5"

height: 12.5"

depth :14.5"

Gross Internal volume: 3.618cuft

port width - 3.5"

port length 2 - 12.5"

port displacement: 0.419cuft x Two ports: 0.838cuft

Net enclosure volume:2.780cuft " No subwoofer displacement taken into account"

edit:

if the port length and width are correct, and assuming that the port height is the same as the internal enclosure height, then the port tuning with two ports at 12.5" tuning is 69.58Hz which is mad high.

 

[kickerlivinloud 10+ year member]

To get a freq of 34Hz your port needs to be 20.75" in length to get 2.98@34Hz. I have found that RE calculator is not accurate, They were close but no cigar.

Edit:

This is without taking into account speaker disp, since the sub and size was not listed.

Jon

 

[Anonymous User 10+ year member]

the sub that will be going into this is a T3 TSS.