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<blockquote data-quote="raisefold" data-source="post: 2232816" data-attributes="member: 569155"><p>Hey guys, I've been using subwoofer tools to design a sub box, but they have the slot port, which isnt really a problem, but I just measured the trunk of my car...and the box I designed to spec takes up half of my trunk. I really want to keep some of my trunk space...at least 2/3. The box I wanted was 2.5 cubes tuned at 32hz. the dimemsions were 33.5 x 15.5 x 16.</p><p></p><p>I was trying to explore options. I was looking at the 12volt website and I tried to use their port calculator. If i used 33 x 16 x 12 as external size, I get 2.775 cubic feet. with the subs (0.09) I get internal space of 2.595 cubes. So If i were to use a round port that is 4 inches in diameter and tune it to 32hz. Would the port be 9.8 inches long?</p><p></p><p>I'm just trying to understand the concept. Thanks in advance.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="raisefold, post: 2232816, member: 569155"] Hey guys, I've been using subwoofer tools to design a sub box, but they have the slot port, which isnt really a problem, but I just measured the trunk of my car...and the box I designed to spec takes up half of my trunk. I really want to keep some of my trunk space...at least 2/3. The box I wanted was 2.5 cubes tuned at 32hz. the dimemsions were 33.5 x 15.5 x 16. I was trying to explore options. I was looking at the 12volt website and I tried to use their port calculator. If i used 33 x 16 x 12 as external size, I get 2.775 cubic feet. with the subs (0.09) I get internal space of 2.595 cubes. So If i were to use a round port that is 4 inches in diameter and tune it to 32hz. Would the port be 9.8 inches long? I'm just trying to understand the concept. Thanks in advance. [/QUOTE]
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