DefQon Posted February 21, 2008 Report Posted February 21, 2008 oh sorry haha it looks exactly like my other box i thought it was my other box . ill give it a go soon.
HUMBOLDT_knock Posted February 21, 2008 Report Posted February 21, 2008 smaller port=more turbulance=port noise....general rule of thumb is 12-16sq" of port area/cubic foot of box. the port is measured straigt down the middle of the port like in the pic below (this is not a pic of your port...just an example) just take .75" of the length of wood for L2, so instead of 5.875 make it 5.125"...or u could just leave it, probably wont make that much of a difference end correction is half of the ports width, in your case 1.125"....this is added on to the port length variable in the tuning calculation, but you can ignore it really... there are two reasons i think u should go sealed. 1) the manufacture only has plans for sealed boxes on their site 2) the qts of that sub is like .52 if i remember correctly....and with that high of a qts, it means it should perform better in sealed enclosures. Ya I understand about the turbulance. I too thought that Orion only showed plans for a sealed box however after recieving the speaker and book for it I discovered that they do have plans for a ported box and I don't remember what size it was I wanna say that it was 2.7cf (before displacement) with a single 4 inch round port , or something close to that. And actually the Qts is .37 on my peticular sub which is the 12.4 model. So maybe this will change things quite a bit. I have found lots of info about the Thiele/small Parameters and what they mean and how to do the equations to figure out how the driver wants to perform so I will educate myself so I can do this on my own later on down the road but I really appreciate all your help and knowledge.
Crazy For Hertz Posted February 21, 2008 Report Posted February 21, 2008 defqon i think you were unhappy with your last box because that box is tuned at around 50hz lao1gr sostl314 humboldtknock make sure you have enough room with the hole cut out b/c i dont think u will...and honestly, after looking at their specs, i would run this sub sealed bird crazyforhertz what size subs? 12`s
RatBass1998 Posted February 21, 2008 Report Posted February 21, 2008 hello! i got a pretty little LMS Ultra 15 along with a vfl 200.1 in my closet, so roughly 3-3.5k rms going into a 98 escort wagon, either sub up port back or sub back+port back is fine, or whatever you think would be best Max dimensions 36" Wide 22" deep leaves 4-5" from hatch for port to breathe height is not very limited but if its below 17 cool, it would go under a tarp but dont design around this i sent you a pm before i found this so sorry for the pm Thanks Matt 15" LMS Ultra AB VFL 200.1 3kw+ rms@ 1 ohm <-- 500.1 in near furture 3.5 cubes at 34 hertz 2 Exide Orbital's 200 Amp EA Alt 125 sq ft BXT
DefQon Posted February 21, 2008 Report Posted February 21, 2008 If i build this new box at 35hz will this make bass around 60hz sound weaker?
andym85 Posted February 21, 2008 Author Report Posted February 21, 2008 If i build this new box at 35hz will this make bass around 60hz sound weaker?yea, more than likely unless it has super flat response...what kinda music do u listen to? i likes me some audio stuff...
BigPimpin91 Posted February 21, 2008 Report Posted February 21, 2008 1993 Bronco 52in Wide 20in Tall 33in Deep 4 15" Audiopipe TXX's 33hz Daily Subs up Port Back Bracing with One 2x4 vertically. Thanks. BigPimpin91's Banging Music
DefQon Posted February 21, 2008 Report Posted February 21, 2008 i listen to techno electro rnb and rap
andym85 Posted February 22, 2008 Author Report Posted February 22, 2008 i listen to techno electro rnb and raptough combo...with techno/electro i would tune in the 40s, but with rap/r&b i would tune in the 30s...maybe i will go back and tune it between 38-40side not to all: im not gonna get to any of these until sunday at the earliest...got a competition friday and saturday! i likes me some audio stuff...
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