I'm working on a new box design for 2x10" subs and 1x12" sub. This is just a mock-up of what it will look like so far. The black shapes are vents. Let me know what you think.
Tri-Sub Box Design
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Wow the picture looked better on my computer but it give u an idea of what it looks like.
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Nope, just a sketch made on AutoCAD.
i'd be real carful doing a design like this. make sure the box is built properly. this includes sealing off each woofer into their own chamber, running seperate amp for each woofer (at least the two tens from the one twelve), and make sure the port is designed correctly.
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atleast his name matches is condition.....
dont mix and match subs period....wether ur just trolling....or being serious
dont mix and match subs period....wether ur just trolling....or being serious
that was just cold bro...500 posts for the win
if you want to mix sizes, you should at least build two different boxes
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Wow, for one I'm not the one trolling. And I'm fairly new to car audio but I want to come up with something different. The whole reason I posted it was to get peoples opinion on whether it's a good idea. Obviously it's not the best idea so calm down.
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Because im "special" lol
like i said above it can be done successfully but you need to tune everything perfect lol. just not the best idea to go with until your pro at car audio
obviously
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