JaM Customs aka mprete

put it to ground and see what happens??? some hu since when the ground is constant though and will not work if it is so you might just have to play with it.

change the port size, what he said is just a box, now add in the factor of the port and get the tune right.

them plug and play bro. make some dimensions up and keep making them longer and shorter and wider, eventually you will find a size that matched the tune (hz) you want to get. and thats your port size. or use a port calc, and plug it into the torres calc and see if they match, cuz thats all any of us will do is put all your info into that calculator. its impossible to just know hoe big your port should be off the top of our head lol pretty much anyone that will comment is using that calculator, if not most, then everyone

find the torres calculator and download it. its an awesome program and is easy to use. best part is, if you have a problem with it, ask the guy that developed it! lol

did you even read my post!!!!!!!!! i already told you how to figure out the fuse size!! please read all the post before asking the same question over and over lol.

read the FAQ of that page to figure out the "right size" to get for your amp. add up the fuse sizes on the amp and thats the kit you want to get. the one that equals the added up fuse sizes. but realistically you could probably use it but i would maybe buy larger ground wire at least. but yea look at that and get the right size

shit if i can get like 10 people to sign up for sure ill buy he meter and charge like 50 bucks. im in lombard, so not far from tinley park or chicago.

id like to see mine, i have 2 10s on about 600 watts lol id be at like a 140 for sure lol but really id be at like 70 hahahaha

i have polk audio mm series 10s and i love them, they are not specifically "shallow" subs but they have a very small mount depth. but like i said i have 2 of them and they are great, i just wish i had a little bigger box for them to let them breath.

just stick with them, do some competitions and rep there store, eventually you will both grow and they will start to carry other stuff like DC, or convince then to sell DC stuff and be a dealer.

no, your freq is way to high with that, your at 37.04hz and you need to be at 25.7hz. i got you at 26.52hz with a box that is h-14 w-40 d-15 with a port of 10x3x40 edit- i do want to say he did a good job with his question though. he gave all the info we needed. where usually it, i need one for my car, i have a 12in sub. gtfo. you know what i mean....

like this??

i dont really understand your concept here, i mean i think i do and i will make a quick box just to see if its right. but let me know..

in that pic its only 1 inch deep and there is no baffle on this. there could be i just didnt make one. but is this better? and by the way i no that i could use the wall as a side but i like the look of an independent port like this is.

well thats what my box calculator told me to make, so there it is.....

also when your voting.... keep into account who answered your questions...

go to the system of the month and look at all the builds, some are trucks, some are not, but you will find what your looking for there. and you can also vote for your favorite build and be apart of the forum!! enjoy

its really preference, but it would work any way you put it. i personally would have the sub and port the same direction, but maybe someone will chime in with some science behind different directions.

this is for a 15 in sub with .26 disp/sub tuned to 34.89 hz

no smd game...... i looked

with the info you gave... here is your box

agreed^^

oh my bad, i cant check amps on my dmm, but i do have an ammeter in the garage, i will check it one day. thanks again. i cant wait to get this started

40- 65 kb

there......