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<blockquote data-quote="mikey060" data-source="post: 2529479" data-attributes="member: 562939">its really dependant of what the customer wants. for example, if they just want really loud bass then a tuning around 35 will be fine. however if they prefer deep low bass, 30 hz is probably more what they would want. i just finished an enclosure a few weeks ago and had tuned it in the 35 hz range. however after giving the customer a chance to listen to it he decided it didnt play low enough, so i increased the port length and lowerd the tuning to 30hz.so i guess you have to ask yourself...do you just want low bass, or really loud hard hitting bass. there really isnt anythign i can tell you other then that. maybe some other builders on here can share their insight on the subject..but as far as i am concerned its all preference. as long as you have it tuned low enough, 35hz, not 50+hz(for playing music atleast) or anything i dont think you can really do any physical damage to the driver unless you send to much power to it or have it in an enclosure far too big.im not too experienced in the subject but that is just the way i see it. may want to ask some more experienced members if you still have questions. hope that helps //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mikey060, post: 2529479, member: 562939"] its really dependant of what the customer wants. for example, if they just want really loud bass then a tuning around 35 will be fine. however if they prefer deep low bass, 30 hz is probably more what they would want. i just finished an enclosure a few weeks ago and had tuned it in the 35 hz range. however after giving the customer a chance to listen to it he decided it didnt play low enough, so i increased the port length and lowerd the tuning to 30hz. so i guess you have to ask yourself...do you just want low bass, or really loud hard hitting bass. there really isnt anythign i can tell you other then that. maybe some other builders on here can share their insight on the subject..but as far as i am concerned its all preference. as long as you have it tuned low enough, 35hz, not 50+hz(for playing music atleast) or anything i dont think you can really do any physical damage to the driver unless you send to much power to it or have it in an enclosure far too big.im not too experienced in the subject but that is just the way i see it. may want to ask some more experienced members if you still have questions. hope that helps [IMG]//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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