[The few pictures i have from my box build.]

that port area is pretty small for 19 cubes...

well i dont get any turbulence from them and it sounds fine so im content.

they're 6in by 8.5-ish

[The few pictures i have from my box build.]

any installed pics?

give me like ten minutes and there will be.

[The few pictures i have from my box build.]

~19 cubes tuned to 37hz

4 6in pvc ports

Test fit.

[$10 paypal to whoever finds this molex plug.]

That's not his hand in the picture...

OHHHHHHH!!!

Never mind then!

[$10 paypal to whoever finds this molex plug.]

Why dont you use the plug you have?

You can pull the pins out of the connector pretty easily, then just put the pins from your factory camera in there.

[Pioneer and Pioneer Premier]

So I am lookin at this deck and notice that Pioneer has the same deck but instead of just regular pioneer it has premier....

I compared both decks specs side to side but the price is just $20 more for the Premier deck...

SO what is the difference between the two decks??? Obviously there has to be a difference since there is indeed a price differenece.....

Same deck different name but same specs and different price.

The normal ones only have front and sub outputs, the premier has a rear output.

i just replaced my normal one with a premier so i know this for a fact. same face and everything, just an added output.

[Kicker seperates 6x9?]

Those are old school man! OG Kicker right there!

How old is old? This is exciting! Haha

Any clue on a price?

[Kicker seperates 6x9?]

i dont think those are real kicker speakers.

well kicker separates are real.

stillwater is real.

the dust caps are legit, we just re-glued them so one is crooked.

i think they're real.

[Kicker seperates 6x9?]

A friend of mine has these really badass 6x9 subs or woofer component speakers, all i know is that they bump hard and handle at least 400watts a piece. I cant find ANYTHING about them, anyone have a clue what these are?

They're Kicker Separates Free Air speakers.

[Surface Area]

Does the basket of your sub move in and out? I sure hope not.

Sd = piston area = moving area of the sub. I'm not sure if they even include the surround or not. That's why Sd is much smaller than (D/2)^2*Pi

Thats the sort of thing i was thinking when i asked this question.

[My Kflex came in!]

Who makes this? i googled k flex and found nothing

[Surface Area]

Fi Subs, from their website www.ficaraudio.com:

10: 310cm^2

12: 480cm^2

15: 810cm^2

18: 1210cm^2

Sooo

10" 48 in^2

12" 74.4 in^2

15" 125.5 in^2

18" 187.5 in^2

Compared to the normal ones

One 10" = 78.54

One 12" = 113.1

One 15" = 176.71

One 18" = 254.47

Or did i convert it wrong?

because thats a hugggeeee difference.

[Surface Area]

are you serious? did you pass the 4th grade? and technically every sub's usable cone area is different. The Sd value in t/s parameters.

well whats an average Sd for a 10", 12", 15", and 18" then?

[Surface Area]

You can do it yourself, not hard. Equation for a 10" sub

r^2 (5 x 5) x Pi (3.14) = 78.5in^2

i know that, Pi(r^2)

but i wanted to add in the extra area from the dip in the cone and stuff, seeing how a speaker isnt really flat. im sure it makes quite a difference and thats what i needed help with.

[Surface Area]

http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/ind...?showtopic=6819

MECA Chart

thanks! exactly what i needed.

--scratch that.

[Surface Area]

Will someone figure the approximate surface area of a 10", 12", 15", and 18" sub?

I'm trying to decide to buy a ton of 12's or less of something bigger, but i want the most cone area i can get.

Thank you in advance.

[Smd Featured F#$king Build V.3 ! Mazdog's 'burban Build]

I'm sad because there weren't any videos. :/