M mathxew 10+ year member Member 51 0 Los Altos, CA Jun 21, 2008 #1 I had a box ready to go tuned to 37 hz, bu last minute i made the port 4 or 5 inches longer...would this make it tuned higher or lower? Click to read more...
I had a box ready to go tuned to 37 hz, bu last minute i made the port 4 or 5 inches longer...would this make it tuned higher or lower? Click to read more...
cshaw 10+ year member free the robots 984 1 south florida Jun 21, 2008 #2 it would tune lower but your loosing airspace inside the box. unless you accounted for it when building the box.
it would tune lower but your loosing airspace inside the box. unless you accounted for it when building the box.
OP M mathxew 10+ year member Member 51 0 Los Altos, CA Jun 22, 2008 Thread Starter #4 if i had it tuned to 37hz and i extended the slot port from about 23" to 30" is that going to give a significant drop?
if i had it tuned to 37hz and i extended the slot port from about 23" to 30" is that going to give a significant drop?
profundus-sanus 10+ year member CarAudio.com Veteran 3,009 0 wilmington, NC Jun 22, 2008 #5 you need to recalculate it... it depends on your box volume and port displacement
PV Audio 5,000+ posts The Vision of Sound 20,912 74 Indy Jun 22, 2008 #6 The question can only be answered in a general sense. In many cases, making the port longer can raise the tuning frequency, because the extra airspace taken up on the inside counteracts the effect of the longer vent.
The question can only be answered in a general sense. In many cases, making the port longer can raise the tuning frequency, because the extra airspace taken up on the inside counteracts the effect of the longer vent.
SeanDub 10+ year member CarAudio.com Veteran 3,649 0 Kansas Jun 22, 2008 #7 Increasing port length also decreases box volume. Therefore, you need to account for both changes in order to determine the new specs.
Increasing port length also decreases box volume. Therefore, you need to account for both changes in order to determine the new specs.
OP M mathxew 10+ year member Member 51 0 Los Altos, CA Jun 22, 2008 Thread Starter #8 so if im not exactly sure what my tuning freq is whats a good place to set my SSF at? maybe 28 ?
x2o 10+ year member Fuzzy Blue Lights 3,856 0 Miami, FL Jun 23, 2008 #9 Well what are the box dimensions? Measure it, it'll help much more than just the general question.