BigPimpin91

You, sir, are fucking crazy. MORE VID's!

My Guess would be E-Mail Term-Lab Site. And ask them about shipping to AUS. They might be able to work with you. You need a computer or Lap-Top for TL. ALSO, for about $400 U.S.D. Less, which is like $3.7 Billion A.U.D. ( ) you can get a meter that goes up to 186 db from Here. They calibrate their meters at 178db at other frequency's and 166 db at 20hz. Their meter's seem to give a slightly lower number than the Term-Lab's. Which isn't so bad if you go to a comp with a car you metered at 147 and it hits 150 on a TL. No computer program all you need is a digital voltmeter. It explains it all on the site. Shoot them an e-mail about shipping also.

So..... what? Do you have sketchup? I could send it too you and you could show me? Thanks.

ROE forums said box design wouldn't work properly. So I took it back to Sketchup. Here Is what I came up with. Port length comes to 9.58 ft. It is supposed to be 9.41ft. Is that close enough? Maybe I could re-work it if Need be. Whatcha think?

OK. I started last night when I downloaded Sketchup. I just now finished, at 7:00 A.M., after several design errors. Here Is what I came Up With. That IS a hole in the middle It was an accident at first but I though Of a Great Idea. I could put my amp inside of the hole. Cut a Rectangle Shape Board that completely covers the top. The Bottom One will Only Cover the Port and I can Run My Wires Out From Underneath the box. There Is a hole behind the speaker placement for wire's which would only be about 1 ft long to reach the amp. Equaling less resistance, not much but it helps. Nobody would see an amp and they would be like, "Awww, snap, son." It's late sorry for the lame ass joke. Shit it's actually early. ForevrBumpin, Would these dimensions work? Would the port be too shallow? The length comes out to ~9.5 ft .1 over the 9.41Quarter Wave length. Port Area is 80 sq/in. 78.5 is what I needed 80 close enough?

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I'm using Vista also. No problems.

I'm a Noob. I just now realized that google has a 3D Design software. I got a sketchup of my Box from the design in my first post I just Want To Know how can I make It a picture and post it here? Thanks.

If you ever get the chance too, I hopefully will be getting a car By February and my License by May, (I took drivers training about a year after all of my friends.), They hold sound competitions at Milan Dragway and here in Taylor at the Gibraltar Trade Center. It'd be kinda nice to see you in person. I forgot what kind of system you had.

Did not see it in Vista, even when using The Start Search box.

I installed the divx pack and restarted my computer and still nothing. There is something odd though? I have a file of music video's I downloaded. I tried to put those on my MP4 player, they were in MPG format, and it popped up a message along the lines of, "Are you sure you want to copy 'filename' to this device without it's properties?" I said yes but they didn't load up on the device when I tired to play it. I have another file of ones I got from a burned data DVD and those are also in MPG format but went on the device without the message about properties, but they won't read either. I guess my Player isn't compatible with MPG/MPEG files. Here is the forum in case any of this is complicated. http://www.vistax64.com/sound-audio/116573...-missing-2.html Happy New Years, 14 Minutes to go on Eastern Time.

I use to be able to watch MPEG MPG and pretty much all movies formats on WMP except .avi but that was no big deal. All of a sudden all video files won't play on Windows Media Player. I get an error message like this. Windows Media Player cannot play the file. The Player might not support the file type or might not support the codec that was used to compress the file. MP3's still work but It won't even play CD's anymore. I can't find the answer anywhere. Anyone have an Idea as to what may be wrong? It just stopped suddenly one day. Worked fine and then, nope not anymore. This has me very frustrated. Thanks.

My guess as to why not to build boxes out of metal are; Weight. Sound Quality. Cost. Not easy to tune by changing port length, which basically comes down to cost anyway. Wood is easier to craft. Don't need a CNC machine to make your box. I think there are other reasons but those are the main ones.

aquill1, Do you compete?

Sub's mounting depth is 7.32 inches. Round that to 7.5 for airspace behind it and my port can only be 10.5 inches wide. How the hell can I do that with a 12 inch woofer? I'm guessing for this box design to work you need more than one sub. I've got an idea! I can get little cheap-o 2in speakers from my electronics class for free, they come with the projects we build, and make a box for those. LOL! Wonder how that would sound. One quick check question. Port area is length time's width correct?

I'm going to my buddy's with the 4 15's tonight if my sister will cough up the camera or I use my moms DV camera I will try to post a video. Audiopipe is all I've ever really heard so I can't compare to anything else. Accordman, You would not want pics of my sister on here for donations. 1. She's 13, Jailbait. 2. She's a bitch. I'm an idiot. I forgot that the sub's more than 4 inches deep. Maybe that would help in figuring out the port dimensions. So it's def not gonna be 20 x 4.

Yeah it's cheap if you got a job. I could only buy a sheet one time. I don't know what I would have to do to get it. I've been real nice to my mom lately maybe she'll cover it. I'll try and post a vid if my sister won't be stingy with the camera. Wish me Luck!

No problem man. Just hope I get some answers soon. Don't wanna mess the box up. Where at in Michigan do you live?

I wanna design a tLine for my 12. The Fs of the sub is 30hz. So my port length would have to be 9.41 Ft. Could I round that to 9.5? The measurement from middle of the surround to middle of surround is exactly 10" so The surface area of my sub is 78.5 Sq/in. This is port area correct? Is this the proper shape for a tLine? I want to know If a port area of 20in by 4in is O.K. Or is there a method you are supposed to use? How do I determine all of the box dimension's? The 45* angle's required? Just looking for information. Thanks. EDIT: Took a minute to calculate some stuff. Measurements calculate in wood thickness. Box dimensions of 21.5 Wide x 15 Tall x (Not sure how to calculate.) Is there a formula to determine how long each section is or is it guess and check?

I meant for Fi's or Audiopulse. I need to get a job though. Hopefully I get donations for the music, but I'm not that worried about it. One twelve in my room is good for now.

I heard they changed the rules for on of the events, where you can use iPod's , MP3 players, and Burned CD's. It was on another forum here somewhere.

OK scratch the 20hz thing then. What that post was about is just really low bass that makes it hard to breathe. I would be very happy with 145's at 30hz. Is that the peak frequency rating or just the rating for that note? For first I would def go for the Mach 5's, just something to play around with. Then be an asshole and sell them to a kid at school for $300 for the pair. LOL J/K unless he would do it. Well until I hit the lottery or spin for $9000 on Moola it will be about 5 month's until I can afford the stuff but thanks for the info.

The first song is Hoods Run Down - Lil' Wyte The second one is a bass test, not music. IASCA - SSS Bass Test