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<blockquote data-quote="jellyfish420" data-source="post: 580406" data-attributes="member: 555729">here is a question for all you ported box guru&#039;s...i was wanting to build a box for my 2 10&#039;s with the port in the middle. but the port is longer than the box is deep.&nbsp; so i was thinking to &quot;T&quot; it in the back both directions, but then it would be 2 boxes sharing 1 port. my&nbsp; port is&nbsp; going to be 12.5 x 4, so would i make the back parts 4, and the middle 4...or the back part 4 and&nbsp; the middle 8(since 2 ports actually join, and share a common space) or would i keep the middle 4 and make the back parts 2????? or should i just put the port on one side because this will be the easiest way. i know on the side will&nbsp; be easier to build and design, but i like the look of the port in the middle. someone please help clear this up for me. thanks.one more question, do you think 50in^2 is overkill on port area for 2 RE 10&#039;s?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jellyfish420, post: 580406, member: 555729"] here is a question for all you ported box guru's...i was wanting to build a box for my 2 10's with the port in the middle. but the port is longer than the box is deep. so i was thinking to "T" it in the back both directions, but then it would be 2 boxes sharing 1 port. my port is going to be 12.5 x 4, so would i make the back parts 4, and the middle 4...or the back part 4 and the middle 8(since 2 ports actually join, and share a common space) or would i keep the middle 4 and make the back parts 2????? or should i just put the port on one side because this will be the easiest way. i know on the side will be easier to build and design, but i like the look of the port in the middle. someone please help clear this up for me. thanks. one more question, do you think 50in^2 is overkill on port area for 2 RE 10's? [/QUOTE]

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