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Onelowgreek

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  1. Back in 2000 or 2001 I bought an Alpine MRV-1507 V12 amp for 3 JL 12w3's and matching Alpine MRV-F307 V12 4 channel amp which I still have both in my closet collecting dust
  2. Do you have a budget you are trying to stay within for a 4 channel amp?
  3. I'm going cheap for the time being Hifonics Brutus BRZ1700.1 after reading some reviews and hearing some people I know running the Brutus amps they seem to be a decent budget amp
  4. Was bored at work this morning waiting to receive some info so I drew the box is 3D for fun real quick
  5. Awesome! Thank you so much I really appreciate it! I put your numbers into the Torres calculator and going to mess around with them a little bit... The only thing I don't understand is why the calculator won't give me the cut list for the port, just tells me the length.
  6. My max dimensions are 46" wide x 22" High x 12" Deep I want to tune the box to 32 Hz... How do I decide on the port width? 2",3",??
  7. I'll take some max dimensions tonight when I go see my parents since I have my truck parked over there. Unfortunaltely due to my seats reclined I don't really have the room to face the sub up. This is a fellow forum member on another site with a 15" sub in 4 cubes after sub displacement and port displacement:
  8. What's going on everyone... I'm new to this forum but not to audio. Anyways I just ordered my 15" Fi Q sub last night and should be here middle of the week. I have always ran subs in a sealed box but decided to give a ported box a shot. I will be building a 4 cu. ft. box (after sub displacement and slot port) tuned at 32 Hz in the extended cab ported of my 2000 Chevy S10. From what I've heard from others run the sub facing forward (towards the seats) and port facing up in extended cabs like mine. Here is where my questions come into play: Can I run an angled front on the box so I can recline my seats back enough and have the port run on top towards the back of the box facing up. I've run numbers on different calculators and works on paper but would I get a lot of port noise or issues. For example if I had a 36" high, 2" wide and would be 40.38" long? Also should I look into running aero ports? Any suggestions are more than welcomed... just trying to get a grasp on this so I'm not wasting time building a box that will sound like crap. Thanks in advance
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