Box build. Im new to this.

[MrEwubbsZ]

Oh yeah thats another question. Sense im going to have 2 subs in one box does that mean im going to need double the cubic feet for the box? So with 2 subs im going to need 8-20cubic ft?

[fox_racin4]

You dont have enough room, i have my btls in 13.8 cubes. after all displacements. and i think its a bit on the small side

Edited March 27, 2011 by fox_racin4

[Chubbzzzz]

You dont have enough room, i have my btls in 13.8 cubes. after all displacements. and i think its a bit on the small side

Is that true?

[P4killer_]

Yes this true... I mean generally speaking 12's 2-2.5 cuft , 15's 3-5 cuft, 18's 5-8+ per woofer any obviously it depends greatly on the woofer, and what your trying to accomplish with your build.

You could put them in a box on the smaller side, say 4-5 cuft per woofer. but in my experience cramming woofers into barely or even less than enough airspace isnt ideal. Give em some room to really breath and do work

if the specs say 4-10, you could do it, would it be ideal? prolly not. would it sound much better and be louder with more airspace? most likely yes

[STEvil]

With an AQ3500 to each you should be ok with the slightly limited airspace.

[MrEwubbsZ]

Yes this true... I mean generally speaking 12's 2-2.5 cuft , 15's 3-5 cuft, 18's 5-8+ per woofer any obviously it depends greatly on the woofer, and what your trying to accomplish with your build.

You could put them in a box on the smaller side, say 4-5 cuft per woofer. but in my experience cramming woofers into barely or even less than enough airspace isnt ideal. Give em some room to really breath and do work

if the specs say 4-10, you could do it, would it be ideal? prolly not. would it sound much better and be louder with more airspace? most likely yes

Yeah i see what you mean. well thanks for the help everyone. and anymore comments from your guys experiences with building boxes are always welcome. lets problems i have the easyer it will be lol.