Two level 6 12s! Tensile problems :(

[CJ18]

DOnt have 10" spiders anymore either

[lolitskasey]

So this is my box design how does this look?

edit:took a screen shot of my dual monitor so the pic was to small

Edited April 24, 2013 by lolitskasey

[TRTC360]

question, why do you guys recommend such a small box daily for a 90lb LVL 6 12, and when I ask for design recommendations for my XFL's, everyone says 2-2.5 net per sub? what makes a sub perform better in such big airspace compared to other subs?

[HunterJohnson]

I believe they want a smaller size box because the motor force will be a fucking ton. So a small box will compensate the force while a big box will make the sub more efficient which means it will handle much less power

[jmanjr82]

How would they do in a 4th order?

[OrionStang]

So this is my box design how does this look?

edit:took a screen shot of my dual monitor so the pic was to small

If you can get that to 3.5 net with a tad more port, it'd be good. DOn't forget bracing displacement.

[lolitskasey]

So this is my box design how does this look?

edit:took a screen shot of my dual monitor so the pic was to small

If you can get that to 3.5 net with a tad more port, it'd be good. DOn't forget bracing displacement.

Alright so about 15-16 square inch port?

[OrionStang]

Around 15 IMO.

[lolitskasey]

Around 15 IMO.

Sounds like a plan, hopefully by next weekend i will have my alt fixed at be able to hook up my amp

[lolitskasey]

Alright so this is as close as i could get it. For the port bend how would i do that? since i am doing subs up port back and the length of the port is 31 and the length of the box would be 22 would i go like 19 inches in for the port then bent how would that work?