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  1. physical port length is the length of the port walls. use that number instead. and make your baffle so it takes up the full length and width of the face. like so.

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    also, you're going to want some crossbracing front to back.

    Ok. Looks good. I fucking hate sketchup I'm a much more pshyical learner so when I start I'll get all that in there. Also Would a double baffle be a good idea and instead of bracing top to bottom would some threaded rods front to back also work.

  2. OP you gotta listen to these guys. They know whats up. It is better to give those subs more air then less. They need it! I would even consider giving them 5.2 net if you really want an efficient box. 72-80 inch sq of port with 14.5-16.5 in sq per cube. tune around 37 hz +- 2 hz and youll be happy. listen to us with experience and be happy. learn and go on.

    if you can't work torres then maybe you should study up a little more on box building because that program makes it too easy. I don't want to even think if you tried using bass box pro or any other professional program. Study up and learn then try it out. Torrres really isnt the hardest program.

    im tryin to do everything they say then it always comes out different so i tweek and it comes out worse, and its not the program its the numbers that im gettin out of it. ha im tryin to follow along here but when i put everything in and get 61hz im gonna start playin with numbers and for 412 cvx i know he posted all the ports area and shit but links are broke so its sorta hard to work with it when i cant even see em

  3. ok so i went on the DD site and did all the calculations my self and this is what i got, 4.6 cubes or air space 3.8 net which idk what happened there and 60 port area, i used every single dimension given to me and still came out under by margins so im guessing its the drivers and my trunk or my shitty math but its still not coming out perfect like everyone keeps implying that it should.

  4. you didnt put in 3 for # of common walls. and i didnt put a number in for woofer displacement, like i said.

    it shouldnt make a huge difference?

    that 3 tell the calc how many sides of the box the port touchces, so yes it makes a difference.

    ok well im done for now. i need some time away from a calculator and this damn program. thanks for the help it is appreciated this shit is just frustrating

  5. then dont get all pissy with the torres program that has a great help file and extensive answers in the topic where you download it from thats fucking FREE.

    so you cant fit like 6cuft in your trunk? should've picked different woofers then.

    im sure as shit the forum asshole gave you something good to work off of.

    taking those outside box dimensions you used earlier, with .75" wood, i put a 13.5" tall port, thats 5.25" wide, and 21" deep. got 5.00cuft 35.34hz with 14sqin per cube. not ideal since i didnt take into account woofer displacement or bracing or an extra baffle maybe, but a fifth grader can use this program.

    ok thats cool if a fifth grader could? im not saying its the program im saying the multiple people either saying 36-40 hz tuned or more port area or this or that and this. I also can fit alot more than 6 cubes in there but its the face that a box tuned to 51hz and 80in^2 port area isnt what im looking for.

    and im not pissy so dont make assumptions. pissy and frustrationare 2 different things.

  6. this is bull shit. no calculator is accuarte iv tried 3 of them the RE torres and one more and each one different and used the same numbers on each one. im done with this fucking box.

    lol u mad? just use torres. it takes me like 45 seconds to 2 minutes to make a box to general recommended specs.

    ok thats cool? am i you? nope. and its pretty hard for me to do that when the recommended box specs exceed some of the trunk measurements. so thanks for your concern.

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