Looking for software or calculator for making a box

[mrpep]

I am basically am looking for a software of some sort where I can enter the subwoofers specs and it would give me the dimensions to a box to a desired hz. Is there anything out there free ? Also if I can manipulate dimensions to fit my car .

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[Louisiana_CRX 5,000+ posts]

I am basically am looking for a software of some sort where I can enter the subwoofers specs and it would give me the dimensions to a box to a desired hz. Is there anything out there free ? Also if I can manipulate dimensions to fit my car .

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RE has a box calculator on their site reaudio.com

 

[mrpep]

Wouldn't that be for their subs specifically?

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[Louisiana_CRX 5,000+ posts]

Wouldn't that be for their subs specifically?

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its for designing boxes...it provides cut sheet and all...just enter in a few key specs and measurements

 

[blazian87 10+ year member]

Wouldn't that be for their subs specifically?

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I think it works with other subs too but I heard the RE calculator sux ball sacks and to not trust it. Have you tried Torres tuning calculator yet? Pretty easy to use to figure out what tuning you want and max dimensions to work with. Also use Winisd to plot out estimated transient responses before you build it.

 

[los33 10+ year member]

Re box calculator is way to limited, it will not factor enough stuff to get a correct box size and tune.

Torres box calculator can get most and gets close as possible. If not winisd or bass box pro.

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[n2audio 5,000+ posts]

Most good enclosure calculators aren't going to give you anything more than ideal internal volume and port size.

You'll need basic high school math skills to figure out the dimensions you want to use to achieve those specs or something close to them.

Decent money can be made designing and building enclosures -- even basic ones. It's not a brain-dead process and requires some woodworking skill as well.