4th order question.

[audiofanaticz]

sorry this is off topic.... but Audiofanaticz, your a mod now? when did that happen? just wondering.

last night

Thanks for the info fanaticz. So on the low end I need 8cubes?

The numbers I gave is just an example.

if you have 2 subs and each sub is in a sealed 1 c/f chamber equaling 2 c/f sealed, then your center ported chamber would have to also be 2-4 c/f (2 for more daily applications, 4 for more higher spl applications). But you could go with any number between them, like a 2.5, 3, 4 c/f ported center chamber.

Your goal is to keep both sealed and ported chambers on a 1:1 ratio for daily, and 1:2 ratio for spl applications.

Im not a pro at bandpass enclosures by any means, just what I have been told by those that are great with building them.

[DudeWith4x4]

Congrats on the mod-ship lol. Anyway. I need to see what lvl 3s need sealed I suppose.

[FroznBeavrBALLs]

sorry this is off topic.... but Audiofanaticz, your a mod now? when did that happen? just wondering.

last night

Thanks for the info fanaticz. So on the low end I need 8cubes?

The numbers I gave is just an example.

if you have 2 subs and each sub is in a sealed 1 c/f chamber equaling 2 c/f sealed, then your center ported chamber would have to also be 2-4 c/f (2 for more daily applications, 4 for more higher spl applications). But you could go with any number between them, like a 2.5, 3, 4 c/f ported center chamber.

Your goal is to keep both sealed and ported chambers on a 1:1 ratio for daily, and 1:2 ratio for spl applications.

Im not a pro at bandpass enclosures by any means, just what I have been told by those that are great with building them.

Thats awesome man!

and i have never heard of 1 to 1 ratio with daily application for 4th orders. I have only heard of 1 to 2. If they are 10s then just do 1 cube sealed each and 2 cubes total ported. after displacement that is. That would be 1:1

[DudeWith4x4]

Lol does anyone know what the 15s need? Anyone a do rep around here?

[audiofanaticz]

and i have never heard of 1 to 1 ratio with daily application for 4th orders. I have only heard of 1 to 2. If they are 10s then just do 1 cube sealed each and 2 cubes total ported. after displacement that is. That would be 1:1

This is what I was told from Mike Singer for my buddies car that wants bandpass.

Like I said, Im no pro with the bandpass enclosures myself, just know a few things here and there.

Another person that knows a good bit with bandpass is Sanitarium.

[Socky]

With keeping it 1:1, would that give the enclosure a flatter response instead of a lot of peak curves?

[lowsound10]

how would you tune a 4th order? like the ported enclosure would you do it the same?

dont mean to thread jack was just curious

[DudeWith4x4]

and i have never heard of 1 to 1 ratio with daily application for 4th orders. I have only heard of 1 to 2. If they are 10s then just do 1 cube sealed each and 2 cubes total ported. after displacement that is. That would be 1:1

This is what I was told from Mike Singer for my buddies car that wants bandpass.

Like I said, Im no pro with the bandpass enclosures myself, just know a few things here and there.

Another person that knows a good bit with bandpass is Sanitarium.

Well if mike singer said it I would put a lot in his designs. He's a amazing builder. Hopefully sanitarium chimes in. If not I'll have to send him a pm tomorrow. Thanks for the info so far guys.

[Miguels]

i have heard that not all subs work in that way,i dont think a BTL would work like that, BTL woulth be in 6th order. not saying you are getting btl's just make sure the subs you are getting can be put in a box like that. anyways correct me if im wrong guys. i just got a box like that and was told that the FI Q would work better than the BTL in that box

[DudeWith4x4]

Well I think dc subs perform well in 4ths from what I hear.