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price for a level 4 15 with upgrades shipped to new zealand?

ive only got 2 12"s on 400rms each. Once you get used to the car changing gear is natural anyway. I dont have a rev counter and have learnt what speed my car like to change at so i use that as a rough guide

I'm with this guy lol. I get happy when I get a small killstreak let alone 30:5. Thats impossible for me

I have my own PA gear and I tried putting an active JBL 18 in the boot of my dads explorer (running it off ac from the house ahha) and it sounded like rubbish. It couldnt go low at all and just seemed to make a muddled mess more then being able to hear each kick drum beat when listening to unedited music. But with something a little less rugged and more refined i think it could sound very nice. keep us posted

I picked up the sub today an went to my girls house for the day. She loves the look of the back of the sub so kinda disappointed she can't see it. But I said I'm building the box next week do I have an extra day or two to finalize the design. Then I'll post pics for all to see

Shit sorry didt realize that. The sub is a PIONEER TS-W309D4 12''

wow i didnt know it spread quite that much. okay man ill have a look at the drawings and see what i can change edit: i looked at the drawings and the easiest solution is to move the wall dividing the two chambers along so i get more sealed side which is a bit low aswel and will raise the tuning. Will it work? or should i redo the port? What's the demensions you have to work with? And what sub? Ideally I would just make the box smaller or increase the width of the port. If you tell me what demensions you have to work with and the sub I can whip something up for ya the max length can only be about 1m, that box i designed was 1.016m so that i would be able to squeeze it inbetween the trim pannels to hold it in place. width and heignt arent as important but as small as possible would be best as she uses the boot alot and regularly fills it to the max so i dont wanna use too much space but still get some output. not sure if this is the right type of box but i know they are effecient and the sub is hidden so she cant put a hole through it etc. the sub and amp are in my link in the first post, im on mobile now so cant repost it easily. cheers man, let me know if you need to know anythinig else. edit: this is now the sub im going to use. that package was crap as the sub couldnt be wired to use the most of the small amp so going for this sub and will get an amp rated at 400 so more realisticly 300ish

wow i didnt know it spread quite that much. okay man ill have a look at the drawings and see what i can change edit: i looked at the drawings and the easiest solution is to move the wall dividing the two chambers along so i get more sealed side which is a bit low aswel and will raise the tuning. Will it work? or should i redo the port?

me? when did i say this? if i did ive learnt since then coz i know that wont work... I think he was talking about the other guy.. lol wow i was gonna kick myself if thats what people thought of me already haha

me? when did i say this? if i did ive learnt since then coz i know that wont work...

Some one send it on down here to the bottom of the world (new Zealand) and ill pass it on to Aussie

..What..? Google sketch is a good measurement tool...it's very accurate, That sub cut out is way to small....unless that was a bracket.........and I've seen ports like that...with no small braces in between them...blow right off from the pressure hitting against them. THIS noob is retarded. Box design looks solid. build it, picture it, post it, enjoy! Cheers Man. I've never done anything but a slot port so this should be interesting for me haha

..What..? Google sketch is a good measurement tool...it's very accurate, That sub cut out is way to small....unless that was a bracket.........and I've seen ports like that...with no small braces in between them...blow right off from the pressure hitting against them. The cut out for the sub is the size that they have posted on their website. I'll measure it and post a pic when I get home I'm on mobile now. Only thing I might have to change is the size of the box coz idk if the outer bit of the sub ring will fin inside

Hey Guys, I quickly designed this box for my girlfriend. Its her birthday in 3 days and decided she wants some beat in her car. She drives a little hatch back where the boot is 1m wide. She doesnt wanna loose much space in the boot so I came up with this. If I majorly stuffed it up somewhere let me know. the box has to pretty much be this size for her car has lots of angles in the boot and this is as high and wide as i can go. the sub and amp are going to be this My link I know its not overly impressive but it will do her just fine, she thinks my car is too loud (2 x 12's on 900rms) so the money im not spending on her gear im putting towards the holiday she doesnt know were going on yet. Anyway, on to pics, any feedback is good including 'its a POS so start again'. the sub will be facing into the sealed side (sub displacement effects ported side) to get the port tuned low as possible I had to make it thinner then the box. so to do this im building the port in-between two pieces of 16mm mdf and will put the whole thing inside the box to make the port smaller if that makes sense. I may add another piece on both sides to tune it lower im not sure yet I will upload build pics of it aswell as my new box for my car when i make that too

would two 3" pvc tubes be okay? i cant get my hands on any 6"stuff

Okay so ive changed my mind after playing around in the car with the trim panels. I took one pannel off that now looks like it was installed by the previous owner, I can now go 500mm deep and 950mm wide. Thats a lot more space compared to my last design. what would be better do you think? a slot port down one side? and the two subs put really close together on the other. or the same design as last time, only bigger and lower tuned with more port? cheers,

specs of the new box i want to make

yup :S I built it before i got the subs and a brain....

Hey guys, the current box is total crap, it has something like 3"per foot on port area so as you could imagine, doesn't do anything for the subs. This is going in my 1991 Mazda 323 hatch so the boot area s tiny and I don't want to take out any trim panels unless I have to. this is what I have come up with for a new box, the dimensions are the max I can do. I know there is still a shortage of port area but I don't want the tuning to rise to much more than this. the subs are two pioneer ts-w308d4 12"subs. running at 2 ohms off a soundstream stl-1200d. is there anything i can do to this box design to make it preform better? this is the first time ive uploaded pics so i hope they work. I will embarrass myself and upload a pic of my current box if anyone would like to see it edit: links didnt work

yeah sure dude where abouts you stay in nz? I'm in Auckland man but travel a lot for work

Nzbasshead when you get your dd1 hit me up, I'll drie to you just to tune my system on it. Everything is so expensive for us down here

I think I deserve a kick aswel hah. Thanks for the help

Thanks ray. But I actually found it myself. The wire had been pulled and got caught between a piece of plastic behind the dash. Fixed that up and it's all goods.... Like u said, easy fix

My flat mate has a fuse tester thing. Put the fuse in and if the light goes then its fine. I also put two new fuses in and no luck then ether.

Okay so I checked all my fuses ad non of ten are blown. Sooo? Any other ideas what it could be?