T/S for fu subs?

[Boominburban 10+ year member]

Here you guys go ....

 

[Bomber Z 10+ year member]

I have no problems modeling enclosures for these subs in Termpro ....
I've got a set of these in 3.25-3.50^ft test boxes and they play hard all the way down into the 20's .....they are both tuned in the low to mid 30's ....

Can you run a enclosure modeling for me for a pair of 12's? I've been hung up with doctors and don't have Termpro. It would be a big help. Every other program I've tried have come out with wrong numbers and had to put it off to take care of other things. I'm already to build just wanted to have it perfect for these FU subs.

Thanks

 

[Boominburban 10+ year member]

i will be working until tomorrow after dinner time. But I could prob model something over the weekend. What are your max dimensions for enclosure. how much power are you using, which sub, what type of enclosure .....

 

[Bomber Z 10+ year member]

i will be working until tomorrow after dinner time. But I could prob model something over the weekend. What are your max dimensions for enclosure. how much power are you using, which sub, what type of enclosure .....

That's cool. It really would help me out so any time you get a chance. I'm still running new wire and cleaning things up. It is for my 03 Astro and will be powered by a Sound Qubed Q1 2200D. Box is for 2 Fu750 12" D4 ohm coils. Max dimensions 40"w X 18"d X 18"h. Port tune around 32hz. Frank recommended 12-14" of port are per cubic ft for daily applications. I think that's everything I can think of. If there is anything else let me know and I'll get back to you asap. Thanks again, this is a real big help right now. I been held up for a while now with the numbers I have. I'll have to check them with what you posted.

 

[Boominburban 10+ year member]

OK, thx for info .... My laptop that has termpro on it is actually out in my car... but that is like a 2 mi round trip walk right now .....and I need to work on stuff here at the plant tonight....Sorry ... I'll try and model something up this weekend. So, a simple ported box is all you are after then?? Is it for SPL, or just daily music? What kind of music? Where is the box going in the van? Is it a cargo, standard, or a conversion style van?

And you are going to run the SQ2200 on the subs @ 1 ohm, I assume? ....

 

[Bomber Z 10+ year member]

That is no problem. Like I said your doing me a big favor. So anytime you can is fine. I have plans for a daily and music is anything from rap to hard core, punk, metal, lots of hard driving music. Box will be in rear behind 3rd row of seating. The van is an LT 3 row seating. Not a conversion. SQ2200 will be run @1 ohm. I'm setting up amps and second battery box behind seat with 1/0 ga ofc from ho 250 amp alt to batt then on to 2nd bank. 3 55ah AGM's. dual runs to amps from bank.

 

[Boominburban 10+ year member]

Can you get me a measurement from the inside door panel on the back door, up to 6" past(toward the windshield) your headrest please ...

I am betting you will end up running this sub up port back. At least that is how I remember these astro's seemed to hit really good ....

 

[Bomber Z 10+ year member]

Just getting back on. I fell asleep at the computer. Had an imprint of the keys on my face. LMAO..

I'll go measure that now.

 

[Bomber Z 10+ year member]

From rear door to 6" past head rest is 101 to 102". That being about head position seated. As for the sub and port position I had plan to do sub up port back or something like that. I have to find my notebook that I wrote everything down in.

 

[kcr357 10+ year member]

Is this orientation preferred for suv's? I have a montero sport and will be building a box for a 750 15"; normally I have gone with sub and port facing back...

Can you get me a measurement from the inside door panel on the back door, up to 6" past(toward the windshield) your headrest please ...
I am betting you will end up running this sub up port back. At least that is how I remember these astro's seemed to hit really good ....

 

[Boominburban 10+ year member]

depends on vehicle really ....