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would that give the port anything to "load" off of though? i see what you're sayin about facin it to the floor...but if i built the box for the sub and use the right port area and all that it it should sound good porting out the side or forward? i just want it to BUMP but still sound good
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anyone?
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nope i'm building it..that's why i asked what my port length should be and what it should be tuned at for everyday playing loudness
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c'mon someone's gotta know the answer to this...if there was any info i left out that is needed to figure it out please let me know
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ok guys i know i posted a thread like this a while ago but my truck is gonna be stripped in the back for this install very soon. anyways i will be running a TREO SSp 1000w rms woofer. it will be going in a downfire enclosure that i think i'm going to port (don't know if i will run the port to the floor or out the side) but may seal it...not sure yet. my question is if i do decide to port what should i tune the port to?
the box will be around 1.25 cubes and i'll be running 1000 watts to it - if i get the 10"
the box will be around 1.75 cubes and 1000 watts - if i get the 12"
can you give me any ideas for any of this info for either size of sub as i'm still undecided on which one i'll be getting
if you need anymore info to help me figure this out just ask
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c'mon guys i know there is someone out there that can help me out
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sorry to bring this thread back from the dead, but for you guys that have built a ported downfire, do they sound sloppy and distorted? i was told that this might be the case. i just want the damn thing to sound good, but THUMP like a mother. any suggestions?
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hahha sorry to break up the the little jailbreak section of this thread, but steve what kind of fleece did you use to wrap the doord with and where can it be gotten? online preferably since i don't live in cali :/
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as far as slot porting i have no idea...is there a sound/spl difference between a regular or slot port?
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what kind of things would smother it? the reason i'm having to downfire is because putting it under my backseat which has just right at 5 inches of space between the floor and the seat bottom...i'm going to have to raise the seat a little so i just decided that downfiring it might be better than having the subs shooting up into the seat bottoms...would you put the port in the same direction as the sub (down) even if there will not be a lot of room between the bottom of the box and the floor?
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ok cool..it's not that he's lazy i don't think...i think he just builds a lot more sealed enclosures for trucks and i think he might be afraid to try it and me not like it? idk but i'll definitely talk to him about it. i also asked the guy at TREO if he had heard anything about porting a downfire enclosure...he said something about making the port 4 inches shorter than what the recommended enclosure specs call for? have you heard this before?
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ok cool thanks man. so it basically tricks it into thinking its a large box such as the size you'd build for like a ported box? i know the sound won't be the same...
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so building a box that will play flatter frenquencies is better for a daily set up but will still bump? sorry i'm just now getting into the whole box building thing lol
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ok cool! thanks for the info
kris: does the poly fill make an output difference?
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is it good to get that bass shelf you're talkin about?
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so you don't think a ported downfire would sound bad either? like i posted above..the guy who is helping me build the box says to only seal downfires
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yeah under the rear seat
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?...bump
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anybody?
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well where would you put it if i were running say a single 10 or 12?
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ok cool...so ported downfiring will still sound good? also which way should i have to port coming out?
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ok cool...so ported downfiring will still sound good? also which way should i have to port coming out?
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thanks guys. I'm just afraid a sealed won't sound very good...but i could be wrong..like i said i have had good luck with ported boxes and when someone tells me that for this application a ported will sound like crap i just don't know what to think lol
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ok guys to hears what i got...i have a 2008 Toyota Tundra double cab..i have decided that i'm going to run a TREO SSp woofer in it...the guy that is gonna build my box said that a sealed downfiring box would sound the best. however i'm afraid that i won't be loud enough for my taste...my question is: can you port a downfire enclosure without it sounding like crap? (he told me that a ported downfire would not sound good). the only reason i'm wondering about the ported is because every system i've heard that was loud and sounded good was ported so just let me know what you guys think
downfire enclosure port
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i would do that but if i do the subs will hit the seat bottoms
ok well hopefully either to the side or out the front will make it sound good