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well the reason i was asking if the port "takes a breath", or if i can aim the port at the ceiling is because i am still tryiing to understand what the point of a port is (i am currently reading the article). for the sake of argument can i put the port outside of the car? if it is just taking in air to be compressed then this wouldnt be a problem. but if pressure or noise is coming out of the port then it would make sense to "aim" the port in the same direction as the speaker.
i am reading on BCAE1 as much as possible to try to learn about this but is there a link that explains all of the theile parameters in terms that can be understood by someone new to this? i have decided to build 2 new boxes that are the dimensions recomended,6.2 cubic feet. also can someone explain to me what is the difference between a hertz and a frequency? why am i tuning it to 30-40 hertz and what does that mean? at first i thought 30 hertz was a low note and generally speaking the lowest you will listen to most of the time? but now i am thinking that a frequency is the low note and now i dont know what a hertz is. |
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Hertz is the unit of frequency, also known as cycles per second.
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i am still working on these boxes and trying to get them to work even tho it is temporary. i have boxes that are built to inside dims of 2.25 cubic feet. i put the port in the box that kicker recomended and this resulted in the speaker bottoming out with almost no effort at all. i have the speaker out and i am willing to put a different size port in the box but i dont know what size to make the port. can anyone help me?
yes i know this box is too small and yes i understand that th port size wont give me 100% efficiancy but this is just temporary for now. i put new voice coils in these subs and i want to see if they are going to fly apart before i invest more time and money into larger boxes. i would just like to get a couple of hours of use on them in the boxes i have already built |
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Join Date: Dec 2009
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download WinISD Pro off the net. it's free, and it will calculate your port sizes for you, just enter in the data and let it do it's thing.
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im still working on tryiing to understand winisd i have printed out the help tutorial and im on page 3 of 80. i was hoping if someone is good with this program they would mind helping me out
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Location: Toronto
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Location: München, Bavaria, Germany
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