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Ilovebass, dont worry about thread jack, most my questions have been answered haha. The comp ive entered is a db drag and its 30sec peak hold. So is it safe to say i ahould find a song that goes across different freqso it juggles around my peak? I spoke to the guys running comp, the said to come early with a test cd and find my peak, then ill have a bank of songs lableled by the the max and min peaks and play a song from there. Ia that a reasonable plan?
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Hey guys, Im entering my first competition Feb 6th. Soo Excited as this is the first comp im competing in. A little bit nervous though, car is in the shop, head gasket decided to break so fixing that and running 0 gauge wires for 2nd battery. Should be ready in time for feb 6th. For those of you dont know im running a budget build at the moment, 2 audiobahn AW121T 12" and powered by 800 rms. Aiming for 150db LOL just kidding, being a first run just want to see where im at and how everything goes, amp is not even tuned properly, so anyone in Victoria, Aus, that has Oscope of DD1 greatly appreciate a tuning. I was hoping from this post, i can get some feedback on peoples first time competing and some hints and tips of any sort. Also music is another grey area, got some good stuff and looking around, suggestions are open. cheers
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i had a similar issue, the way i solved it was to take off the top peice and put box in the trunk, then screw down the top peice in the trunk. prblem is that you cant seal the top permanently with glue or caulk, so i used a rubber lining between the top peice and the box. Hope that makes sense
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melb-bass replied to Sergeant_Skyrim's topic in Tunez - All things music related
Its pretty good for first time, vocals need to blended in better with beat and clear vocal recording. Hope to hear more though -
What do you think of my new 12" Subs?
melb-bass replied to daniel1204's topic in Subwoofers / Enclosures
good luck with the build, pics when its done. i had a clarion couple years back, was a nice sub went good for what it was. where did you find them for $50 each? -
My subs are bottoming out. I did some research and i think my port is to blame. there is not enough pressure... So im thinking of re doing it. What are your thoughts, should i make it smaller opening or longer port? Might even make the box smaller Also i dont think im over powering them, got a kicker zx 750 and subs rated at 550rms each. Amp is not tuned to its max potential either. Thanks
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Audiobahn provided some specs for the subs, they need total 3.5cu. ft. each. and 3.2 after port... so with trunk space i have to cut back, which i did. Unless i have thought of the concept wrong, I assumed each sub needed its air, so i kinda doubled everything i worked out for a single sub. Should i just make the box 3.5cu ft. total for both subs or does each woofer need its own air? Sorry for all these questions... Noob wanting to learn. Cheers guys
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I have finally finished my first box designed from scratch... Its all built and thumping hard, it sounds great hitting lows and shaking the car. Currently running off a kicker zx.750. This is just a beginners box so i can learn the skills of box making and calculating, i am hoping to upgrade to some good quality subs in the future. Still have to add another battery and change my 2gauge big 3 to a 0gauge big 3, and stronger alt... Dimensions(external) H: 15.5in W: 31.5in D: 23.5in Port H: 15in W: 4in L: 12in From memory it should be 5cu ft. Here are some pics. I am thinking about doubling the port length to get it down to 28hz, because i think now its at 32hz. I dont understand how to calculate port size and length, i just need someone to explain that to me. All the volume of ports and all that... Its the only part i guessed with this box. If someone can help me understand how to calculate port it would be great. Neways i hope you like the box and can provide some assistance. Also thanks to everyone on this forums, helped me heaps.