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Chrishxc718
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I’d like to tune it quite a bit lower around 26, I’m not sure how much I’ll lose after that but at this point it’ll be trial and error lol.
1.5cf per sub on the sealed side gives you 6 sealed 18 ported. 16-20sq inches of port area per cube puts the port around 288-360sq inches of opening. You could probably go up to 2cf sealed per sub and adjust the ported side accordingly.[/quote
You don't tune 4th orders that low. Tuning below 40hz kills the upper range and you'll only be able to play up to 55-60hz. If you want it to play low give good sized sealed side and tune the ported side 40-43hz with lots of opening. 2cf sealed per sub makes for 8 sealed 24 ported. That's a ton of space, make sure you have enough room.I’d like to tune it quite a bit lower around 26, I’m not sure how much I’ll lose after that but at this point it’ll be trial and error lol.
Thank you sir!You don't tune 4th orders that low. Tuning below 40hz kills the upper range and you'll only be able to play up to 55-60hz. If you want it to play low give good sized sealed side and tune the ported side 40-43hz with lots of opening. 2cf sealed per sub makes for 8 sealed 24 ported. That's a ton of space, make sure you have enough room.
What exactly is the goal here? A simple flat wall might be better but def easier than a 4th order. Or even 6th order.
I wish I knew more about those enclosures ...how would that go on 5k ?Windy?.. Heck, even a mid 30's tune should get windy with 4 15's on 12k. Gonna try the 4th?
Or a basic flat wall... I tried to come up with something that'll do ok and should get pretty low.
Well, ****. I may actually go with this lol. What’re the dimensions on the port ?Windy?.. Heck, even a mid 30's tune should get windy with 4 15's on 12k. Gonna try the 4th?
Or a basic flat wall... I tried to come up with something that'll do ok and should get pretty low.
That looks like it would work pretty wellWell, ****. I may actually go with this lol. What’re the dimensions on the port ?
21.5 ft3 gross... 15.8 ft3 net... 260in2 ported to 33.5hz. Lol... as you see it's all drawn-up, it just needs to be dimensioned. I guess I just was needing a project last night... lol... figuring out all the displacements musta taken me 45 minutes. And Sketchup is kinda new to me, until a month ago I was a pencil and paper guy exclusively... lol... Looks pretty ok to me but... OP... the enclosure is pretty tall... will it go into the thru a door or hatch or is it gonna be done in car?.. I can adjust the way it goes together so it'll be a little easier to assemble in car if that's the likely route.If your goin in the car assembled, best avoid MDF as this thing will probably end up weighing over 350 pounds too.
You must have a crew to help getting this into the vehicle... all double walled, 4 baffles, 40" tall 45's and a allthread in the center of the baffle (I used a 1.5" dowel, but the hardware would look cool AF.
This looks like it'll do pretty well, just be sure to seal the cabin off as best you can from the cargo area