how is this a 4th order and wheres the sealed chambers?If you don't have the width, you could always do a clamshell 4th order. I'm still researching calculation methods, but I plan on doing one sometime before my car dies.
Something like this:
.... I had The RE SE 15s in my Nissan Sentra...ooooooooooooo 15's in civic sedan like mine
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2539432/1995-honda-civic
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How the fuuu did u get that box in there.... I had The RE SE 15s in my Nissan Sentra...
How the fuuu did u get that box in there
If there's a will... Then there's always a WAY!Im guessing those were build inside the trunk... //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif
A plain old 4th order is just a ported box. It's different from a 4th order bandpass. If you left the backseats in it would be a weird version of a 6th order where the port leaves through the sealed chamber instead of through the ported chamberhow is this a 4th order and wheres the sealed chambers?