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Well I like to "create" boxes on my 3d modeling program before I build it so I know the exact measurements of each side...
SO here's what I'll be working with *3/4" MDF board, learned 1" MDF is way too much. Here's the specs for the subs I'll be getting in a few weeks: RE: 7.09 Ohms Fs: 28.4 Hz Hz Qes: 0.511 0.519 Qms: 5.75 7.25 Qts: 0.469 0.484 Vas: 40.3 L BL: 25.04 NA Le: 7.7 mH Mms: 252 g BL^2 / RE: 88 600 watts RMS XMAX: 19mm one way Mounting Depth = 6.5" Cut-Out = 10 15/16" Displacement = 0.14 ft^3 Overall OD with Gasket = 12.5" Enclosure Suggestions: 1.75 ft^3 ported tuned to 30 Hz -- F3 of 26 Hz * Tune higher and use a smaller box for more SPL oriented setup (Use 1 - 1.5 cubes) * Enclosure can be as big as 2.25 ft^3 with lower power levels 1.00 ft^3 sealed -- F3 of 44 Hz * For SQ and space limited applications *I'll be using the subs for everyday bass/SPL sometimes. IT WILL BE PORTED. I would rather have slot ports instead of circle ports, but if circle ports are better...I'll go with them. Will appreciate any opinions. Just need the port length...for I have no clue how to do it...I'm just good at dimensions and such... Max dimensions are 33"w x 13.5-14"h x 15-26"d Will probably want 1.5cu volume for each sub....whatever produces more dB *I'm new to this. I only won one SPL competition in the summer, got lucky.
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Thank you.
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Join Date: Aug 2011
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The box I designed you previously will work fine for these too, I just modeled it and all works out ok.
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