89capricebass

I pm'ed ya

ahh ok thats where i was getting stuck. but what about the second port piece. Torres' box calculator doesnt have a spot for a second port piece. Or maybe it does and Im just illiterate when it come to this program. I wanna tune it to 32hz

As per your advice im stayin as close to 3.5 cubes as I can. Current box specs are 16"(H) x 28"(W) x 18"(D) which is 3.67 cubes . Port specs are 14.5"(H) x 4"(W) which gives me 58" squared for port area. I dont have a length for the port because Im not sure where to put the bend.

I think I'm putting the numbers in wrong.I cant get the tuning any lower than like 40 hz without having some ungodly numbers put in.I need help with port width and length.

Its the same color as that pic to. lol

its gonna be goin into an 89 chevy caprice. It'll be in my back seat until I can get longer power and ground wire. but yes my car has a big ass trunk so I can do a big box. How much more port area we talkin? 3-5" (W)? I'll tinker around with the box calculator and repost some more specs

Box will be for 15" Fi ssd .I haven't built the box yet. Just wanted some to know what you guys think about this box. I came up with the dimensions using Torres' box calculator Box Dimensions: 16"(H) x 26"(W) x 20"(d) Port Dimensions: 14.5"(H) x 2"(W) x 16"(L) tuned to 33.58hz with a total of 3 common walls Woofer displacement is already calculated in. Box will be built with 3/4 mdf Total Gross Volume: 3.80ft3 Total Net Volume: 3.23ft3 This will be my first time building a box so any opinions are welcome

Looks good for a gaming computer. You can buy directly from cyberpowers website. www.cyberpowerpc.com I have had nothing but good experiences through them directly. You can also configure the sample pc's they have for sale on there to suit your taste. On the other hand if you were to build your own you could do an intel i7-750 ( Newegg: $194.99). Its also a lynnfield processor which can do 3-way sli or crossfire on some motherborads. The i5-655k is a clarkdale processor and cannot do this (because of its built in vga controller) on any motherboard. The i7 is also a quad core which will be faster If you want help configuring a pc just pm me and I'll help you out

Does the drive have power to it? e.g. does the little light come on on it? if it does and your computer isnt detecting it it could be your drivers for it. Go to the cd drive manufacture's website , type in the model number and see if they have drivers for it

page 3 of that thread says he has no interest in selling them separately, but its worth trying. just replied to it so we'll see.

As the title says, I'm lookin for a 12 or 15" fi ssd. Must be in good mechanical condition. Lookin to pay bout $135 plus shipping. Will drive to pick up if you live close enough to 60942, IL