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<blockquote data-quote="shredder2" data-source="post: 8701422" data-attributes="member: 674047"><p>To build one you can't use external dimensions without experience and understanding port area/tuning even if its given. Getting the portwalls dead-on takes knowledge. This is a 3 common wall sub/port on face trunkwalled design /w/ minimal materials for 2 Zvx-12's and a 4.5K wired down.</p><p><img src="https://snipboard.io/0sSw1J.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></p><p>I feel a bit more knowledge would be involved figuring port length than a calc gives. Consider power levels/vehicle/listening habits and you get a custom design. End-correction as well... it's all involved in being accurate, T/S parameters plugged into a modeling program on your power is the best way.</p><p>I dislike inaccurate ported enclosures myself... low tuned even</p><p>Above Zvx-12's wired low on 4.5K is the plan... space limited and trunkwalled... a custom enclosure is more than volume/tuning.</p><p>He wants output in the 30's and under, Sql?.. ok then... it'll need to be tied together tight and deadened to the max but I suppose it could be called Sql. Saturn Aura... its gonna be torn apart at .5</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="shredder2, post: 8701422, member: 674047"] To build one you can't use external dimensions without experience and understanding port area/tuning even if its given. Getting the portwalls dead-on takes knowledge. This is a 3 common wall sub/port on face trunkwalled design /w/ minimal materials for 2 Zvx-12's and a 4.5K wired down. [IMG]https://snipboard.io/0sSw1J.jpg[/IMG] I feel a bit more knowledge would be involved figuring port length than a calc gives. Consider power levels/vehicle/listening habits and you get a custom design. End-correction as well... it's all involved in being accurate, T/S parameters plugged into a modeling program on your power is the best way. I dislike inaccurate ported enclosures myself... low tuned even Above Zvx-12's wired low on 4.5K is the plan... space limited and trunkwalled... a custom enclosure is more than volume/tuning. He wants output in the 30's and under, Sql?.. ok then... it'll need to be tied together tight and deadened to the max but I suppose it could be called Sql. Saturn Aura... its gonna be torn apart at .5 [/QUOTE]
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