two 10" SE's

[vinnie_febs 10+ year member]

Hey guys I need your help. I just built my first box (yeaah) but it looks tiny as hell. I know that they are supposed to have like .65 cuft each. So I went to a website (12volt) and got some perimeters from it, and this is what it came out with: 27" wide, 14" height, and 9" in depth. Doesn't this seem kind of small?

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[Exaran 10+ year member]

if thats internal dimentions, its a lil big...

if external, and you're using 3/4" MDF, thats about right...

You may want to add a partition in the middle (to seperate the subs) and make the box 3/4" wider to compensate. MAke sure 9" will be deep enough for those subs too and some air behind them for cooling

 

[Moe Lester 10+ year member]

thats .69 cubic feet per sub before the subwoofers displacement. The sub takes up ~.15 if i remember right, so you need one a little bit larger. 1.6 cubic feet before both subs go in would be perfect.

 

[vinnie_febs 10+ year member]

thats .69 cubic feet per sub before the subwoofers displacement. The sub takes up ~.15 if i remember right, so you need one a little bit larger. 1.6 cubic feet before both subs go in would be perfect.

That's what I was afraid of. I thought maybe the .14-15cuft was already taken in consideration when the manufactures asks for .65cuft per sub. Do you think some poly would help? Or is it too late? 'cause I'm almost done with the set up.

 

[Moe Lester 10+ year member]

Just stuff it w/ polyfill and it should be fine.

 

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make it big. make it ported.

then the should wang on ~300w

yum. wangage. (hahaa)