Whats the point of knowing the peak of ur cars cabin

[TheyDontWantMusic]

in your case the "box" is the walls your subs are loading off of. you can argue all day long that a tline can have bends but at the end of the day. your cone area does not equal port area therefore not a tline.

so which bit is the box, and which is the port?

[dohckiller808]

umm.... your port starts at at the end of the L. the rest is "box"

[TheyDontWantMusic]

umm.... your port starts at at the end of the L. the rest is "box"

why does it start there?

[dohckiller808]

because the rest of the area is sub loading walls. its a loading wall because your port area does not equal cone area.

[TheyDontWantMusic]

because the rest of the area is sub loading walls. its a loading wall because your port area does not equal cone area.

but the port area doesn't change at the end of the L bend, so why is that where the port ends?

[korey_hofer]

I think it's obvious some one doesn't know how t lines work, you can't have your subs loading on something and think it's at line it doesn't work that way

[dohckiller808]

if your cone area equaled port area i would say sure thats a t line BUT its not so your sub is loading somewhere. get it? please get it.

[dohckiller808]

even with bends its still mot a true t line. a true tline is a god damn straight pipe.

[TheyDontWantMusic]

even with bends its still mot a true t line. a true tline is a god damn straight pipe.

unfortunately, this really does show your ignorance.

[dohckiller808]

hugh. your using the speed of sound when dealing with tuning t lines which needs length from the source.

how do you tune tlines?