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<blockquote data-quote="96civ" data-source="post: 1382009" data-attributes="member: 564776">OK I used the AJDesigner software to determine the information I need in order to build a ported box, but I have a few questions about the outputted information.OK I put in my T/S parameters for the Kicker 0512L704 I have and the information that was outputted was:Vb = 3.655 ft^3 // ok I understand this, volume not including displacement of the sub or portFb = 32.2Hz // tuning frequency of the box I&#039;m assumingF3 = 27.3442Hz // roll-off frequency of the systembut here&#039;s where I get confused....Lp = 5.76385 in. // I want a slotted port box, and this is the length of the port, but how do I determine the L shape dimensions for the port?Port volume = 70.1674in^3 // meaning that is the l*w*h of the port, but how do I incorporate this into the box?...............Where is a good link I could go to in order to manually build a system because I cannot choose a specific tuning frequency using this software, and I would like the freedom to do so.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="96civ, post: 1382009, member: 564776"] OK I used the AJDesigner software to determine the information I need in order to build a ported box, but I have a few questions about the outputted information. OK I put in my T/S parameters for the Kicker 0512L704 I have and the information that was outputted was: Vb = 3.655 ft^3 // ok I understand this, volume not including displacement of the sub or port Fb = 32.2Hz // tuning frequency of the box I'm assuming F3 = 27.3442Hz // roll-off frequency of the system but here's where I get confused.... Lp = 5.76385 in. // I want a slotted port box, and this is the length of the port, but how do I determine the L shape dimensions for the port? Port volume = 70.1674in^3 // meaning that is the l*w*h of the port, but how do I incorporate this into the box? ............... Where is a good link I could go to in order to manually build a system because I cannot choose a specific tuning frequency using this software, and I would like the freedom to do so. [/QUOTE]

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