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    Here go this should help you ...
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    THANKS , i cant believe how much more efficient this way is , no more trying to cut full sheets on a small table , and having a good dust collection system really helps ...
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    ALL DONE !!!! THATS IT , ITS GREAT TO HAVE A PLACE TO WORK !!!
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    on the side of my saw is where i put all the sheets of wood and scrap it will make sense later on !!! here are the side cabinets the top is on , its 1" mdf and will be covered with formica
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    Over the past few months i have been building my new wood shop its done!!!, i have been taking some pics along the way here there are ...... all the framing and wire ran , i think i have over 20 sockets you can never have too many !!! all the framing and the sheetrock done its time for all the cabinets
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    you really need a new pic , maybe from the 2000 era

  7. moto211
    this video should be very helpful good luck
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    well you kinda get what you pay for
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    what my parents garage lol, na im the real deal , let me know
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    i would go with one chamber , i have never really been a fan of chambered boxes , all the pressure in the same box ,
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    if you ask me , i like big boxes , i ran 2 12s with 2500 watts , in a 12 cubic foot box and hit 148.00 at 32 htz . i feel the bigger the better , thats just me
  12. moto211
    heres a video that should help you..
  13. moto211
    3 cubic feet PER sub is good , 5-6 cubic feet total i would say ,
  14. moto211
    thats fine , no problem
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    like i said , imo at what htz
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    I have build for them too, and ive got 4 in 5.5 cubes so only 1.375 each and they do great. excellent frequency response too but the bigger... then less power you should run.. not really the bigger the better imo i feel the more air space , the louder the boom , thats just me
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    no problem good luck
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    i would go with 2 6 inch ports 20 long thats 36.5 htz or 22long 35.5 htz , that 28.5 square inches per port , that 57 square inches total , that gives you almost 11 square inches of port per cubic foot , thats not bad
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    as soon as you figure out your air space i can figure out the port for you , i would go with 8"
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    ok so that me right , i have build a few boxes for them, like pretty much all speakers , bigger the better ...
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    if you build it to the specks , you wont hear it , the specks are waaaayyyy to small
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    well i would do it , more cone area , 7.2 is not great for 4 12,s but you up the cone area , try it see what happens
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    The 3.5ft^3 is assumed to be after displacements. ok that sounds a lot better if it is after displacements , if its the total vb, then is way too small of a box
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    wow , i did the math on that , that would only leave you with 2.09 cubic feet after displacement , and i came up with 48 htz, you might want to rethink that, but i could be wrong ,
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    go to parts express and look there , dont look at name brands look at the specks of the speakers , you can get home audio speakers for the half the price and a way better product , take a look at some b and c speakers ,
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