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<blockquote data-quote="Dunerider5" data-source="post: 783528" data-attributes="member: 558441"><p>I have 2 infinity kappa 12's in a sealed enclosure, about 3.1 cubes (not seperated). I want to port this box, but I dont have the tools to make a good hole thats like 4 inches in diameter. Can I do something like (4) 1 inch diameter ports, or 2 inch diameter ports? How do I know how long they have to be? Im hoping to tune to about 35hz.</p><p></p><p>Im doing this because I want to know how the ported box sounds, so when I build my new box for my new vehicle, i can decide between ported and sealed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dunerider5, post: 783528, member: 558441"] I have 2 infinity kappa 12's in a sealed enclosure, about 3.1 cubes (not seperated). I want to port this box, but I dont have the tools to make a good hole thats like 4 inches in diameter. Can I do something like (4) 1 inch diameter ports, or 2 inch diameter ports? How do I know how long they have to be? Im hoping to tune to about 35hz. Im doing this because I want to know how the ported box sounds, so when I build my new box for my new vehicle, i can decide between ported and sealed. [/QUOTE]
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