King Zick

Junk. Don't buy those!

Check your voltage and gains. Could be clipping it to hell.

35? Why so high? It's dirt cheap around here. I can get a 1 inch thick sheet for 25 bucks.

No shade at all. Just chilling leaned up next to the barn. Water just shitting on it for days on end. 63.25 for MDF???? Where the hell do you live? The Hamptons?

That's the weird thing about it. It has not changed at all. I'm going to take a picture tomorrow. It is really kind of shocking.

I bout a sheet of MDF for 18 bucks at my local lumber yard. Took it home and stored it in my Uncle's barn. A month and a half later I come back and it is sitting outside. I asked me uncle how long it has been sitting out in the rain and he said about a month. I told him that MDF doesn't hold up very well to moisture. (It was raining the past few weeks). He replied "oh bullshit, it won't hurt it any." I go and look at the MDF and it looks exactly how it did when I bought it. No swelling or anything. Is it still safe to use or should I buy a new sheet?

I am willing to pay to get a box designed.

Ahh fuck that. I will be glad to pay someone to modify my current design.

Computer is being gay and won't let me download it. I'm sure someone here can help me out.

All I need to know is how to up my tuning frequency. I need it at 35hz. I now you have to make the port smaller but how much smaller?

Designing boxes and building them is the only thing I have yet to dive into. All my installs are clean and professional. I always have my buddy build and design but he is gone to the Navy now so I have to start doing it on my own.

I want to up the tuning frequency.

It's a Nightshade. I am going to with .3 for sub displacement. That is why I am doing 4.5 cubes.

I need help redesigning a box. I need it to be 4.5 cubes tuned at 35hz. I had a guy design me a box that was 4.5 cubes tuned to 30hz. I only want a box for 1 driver not two like in the picture. What would I have to do to get it tuned to 35 hz?

I never said Kappas were bad speakers. I OWN A PAIR. They are not 2 ohm. Like I said earlier they are closer to 3 ohm then anything. Overall they are decent for the money. I like speakers to be more on the sharper side then harsh.

Infinity Kappas are not 2 ohm. I own a pair. They are not bad for the money, but there is better out there for the money. Resorting to name calling is never the answer. You fail. http://www.caraudio.com/forum/speakers/434930-2-ohm-vs-4-ohm-infinity.html Looks like I'm not the only person who feels this way.

Looks like you had a good time. Family time is always nice.

Bandpass has to be done perfect or it won't sound right.

Whatever I want son.

Ported boxes can still sound great if tuned low 30-35hz. Ported is almost always a better option then sealed.

Sure have bro. Funny that Infinity claims the Kappas are 2 ohm but on the box it also says they are 4 ohm. Typo maybe? I think not. If the Kappas were true 2 ohm speakers, the majority of head units wouldn't be able to power them. Every head unit, even my old ass Pioneer from 1912 powered my old Infinity Kappas. Since then I have moved onto bigger and better speakers, but for the money they are nice. They are on the harsh side so using your EQ is a must.

Head room on an amp is a good good thing to have. Less strain on the amp and less chance of clipping. There is only one thing that destroys speakers and amps. HEAT! Keep you shit cool.

Kappas are decent speakers. They are closer to 3 ohm then 2. Hooked up the DMM to my old Kappas and got a 3 ohm reading.

No Kappas are not 2 ohm. Check your speakers with a DMM and get back to me.

Wow.