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Sanitarium

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  1. Someone doesn't understand soundwaves and phase/time alignment... OP. get tores calculator, go for 8 cubes AFTER displacment, 30-35 hz, 12-16 cubic inches of port. Tailor the size to the area you have to work with.
  2. What you're looking for is a Woofer not a SUBWoofer. http://www.parts-express.com/wizards/searchResults.cfm?srchExt=CAT&srchCat=484 have a field day.
  3. Yeah.. I'll just type "razerzone.com" into my browser instead of clicking that link.. not your personal army.
  4. Hook all subwoofer postives to a single positive terminal, and hook all subwoofer negatives to a single negative terminal.
  5. SO you're wanting those measurements double checked? That box is 8.77 cubes BEFORE displacement btw.. so say .. 8.5 after displacement giving you a tuning of 40.5 hz
  6. No i drew that dead even with the walls, plus just because a sub needs a certain cutout, doesn't mean it needs that diameter for more then 3/4" depth.
  7. umm... YES it will work, this sketchup is to scale, inside circle is the cutout, outside circle is the OD of the sub basket WITH GASKET
  8. I selected the whole box then used the bucket tool and in the colors window that pops up click the drop down menu and go to translucent. And no clue at the functionality of this box as I had basic measurements to work off of and have no clue what you had in mind for internal space and tuning.. Overall box idea is fine though.
  9. Next time I'm over there, we'll get it done. Maybe even cut a few pieces for my next box haha.
  10. Fine Fine.. i Don't own a plug in circular saw, and i don't feel like driving back to newls1's house. So i used my 7" polisher (said grinder in the video though). Enjoy!
  11. Gonna make me dig out my own power tools or drive back to his house lol
  12. So we (newls1 and I) got bored today and decided to put some random speakers onto my 2 AQ2200's. We also powered a Circular saw with the amps (only thing we didn't get a video of ) Enjoy!
  13. crossover modules.
  14. so you've got what.. 14 cubes after displacement tuned to 35 hz? How many subs?
  15. cut the back deck and have it fire at the back glass.
  16. yeah i wouldn't have someone assume such things... ok here's your options, i'll make it easy for you. each coil is 1.4. 1.4 x 2 = 2.8 per speaker when wired in series 1.4 \ 2 - .7 per speaker when wired in paralell. ok now we treat each DVC sub as SVC subs with either 2.8 load or 0.7 load 0.7 x 3 = 2.1 0.7 / 3 = 0.233333 eww. 2.8 x 3 = 8.4 2.8 / 3 = 0.93333 ok now we got 4 optional loads to be split between 2 amps strapped. 2.1 / 2 = 1.05 0.2333 /2 = .. yeah we won't go there.. 8.4 / 2 = 4.2 not gonna see a lotta power here... 0.933333 / 2 = 0.4666666 we can call this 0.5 per amp.. SO there's 2 viable choices here. each sub in series with itself and parallel with the other 2 subs for a final load of 0.46666 per amp. or each sub parallel with itself and series with the other 2 subs for a final load of 1.05 per amp.
  17. theres no depth to the walls? Try drawing the bottom wall. use the push/pull tool to drag it up to thickness (type in 3/4 and hit enter after you start dragging) then take the measuring tool and line drawing tool to draw out how the walls are gonna look (the inside of them, the outside lines will be the edges of your bottom piece). Then once you got that laid out, use the push/pull tool again to drag the walls straight up to the desired height.
  18. LOL. gimmick.
  19. boooo.. i got beaten to it. oh well.
  20. the port into the cab is acting as the front chamber's port standard 4th order box. sealed back ported front. Edit: http://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/boxes4.asp types of 4th orders.
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