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<blockquote data-quote="skateboardkid" data-source="post: 3955669" data-attributes="member: 582399">all quotes from &quot;owner&quot;&quot;they just want loud and system to go boom. Not about worrying how low a port should be tuned or how the interior of the box design should be - imo. That&#039;s what&#039;s great about a hobby which you turn into your own business - you get to do it the way YOU want and the best YOU can&quot;If this is the best you can, and you get ten pages of people telling you it is the most noob box they ever seen, its time to get a clue.&nbsp; Get a real designer not a MFG spec box builder.&nbsp; see the fisherdesigns thread.&quot; some like it LOUD and don&#039;t even care about what frequencies they&#039;re getting!&quot;But the person building the box should care, and you cant tell me that tuning in the high 40&#039;s is gonna play lil john the way a box tuned at 30 hz is going to.I have rarely read such an ignorant statement, coming from a shop owner I cant believe it.well when they tell you they want it loud next time try this formulaThe port formula is 15-16 sqin of port area for each cubic foot of box volume, port 16 inches long. Remember, the port is tuned to the box volume, not the sub(s).&nbsp; THis will tune at 40Hz and is taken directly from DD&#039;s website.&nbsp; It might actually get some of your customers loud, and they definitly wont have port noise which your current designs seem like they might be plauged with.wait there is more&quot;all you say is true - everytime we design an enclosure, we&#039;ll go what is recommended by the MFG.&quot;so you don&#039;t design anything special?&nbsp; your lead designer has never build a bandpass box or&nbsp; anythign harder than MFG recomended sealed or ported box?Ignorance is bliss i guess.&nbsp; Everyone is happy according to you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="skateboardkid, post: 3955669, member: 582399"] all quotes from "owner" "they just want loud and system to go boom. Not about worrying how low a port should be tuned or how the interior of the box design should be - imo. That's what's great about a hobby which you turn into your own business - you get to do it the way YOU want and the best YOU can" If this is the best you can, and you get ten pages of people telling you it is the most noob box they ever seen, its time to get a clue. Get a real designer not a MFG spec box builder. see the fisherdesigns thread. " some like it LOUD and don't even care about what frequencies they're getting!" But the person building the box should care, and you cant tell me that tuning in the high 40's is gonna play lil john the way a box tuned at 30 hz is going to. I have rarely read such an ignorant statement, coming from a shop owner I cant believe it. well when they tell you they want it loud next time try this formula The port formula is 15-16 sqin of port area for each cubic foot of box volume, port 16 inches long. Remember, the port is tuned to the box volume, not the sub(s). THis will tune at 40Hz and is taken directly from DD's website. It might actually get some of your customers loud, and they definitly wont have port noise which your current designs seem like they might be plauged with. wait there is more "all you say is true - everytime we design an enclosure, we'll go what is recommended by the MFG." so you don't design anything special? your lead designer has never build a bandpass box or anythign harder than MFG recomended sealed or ported box? Ignorance is bliss i guess. Everyone is happy according to you. [/QUOTE]

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