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sub next to internal port mouth = loading issue.

MickyMcD - "Capable of making some serious trouser flapping volumes at where's-my-testicles frequencies, the Servo-Drives used to be fairly jaw dropping..."

Any time you have have a power wire next to your frame put some rubber hosing (or cut up an innertube) around it. The wire is bound to wiggle (due to driving or flex) and the casing will eventually wear through.

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Ok im going to move them all the way to the front of the box.

~Team Nussiance~

Head Unit: Sony MEX-BT38UW

Amplifier: 1 AQ2200d for break in period

Subwoofers: 2 AQ HDC3 18's

Mids and Highs: 1 pair of AQ PA-6.5's and 1 pair of AQ PA Supertweets

Scores: 148.1db @47hz

146db- Dash

143.8db- Headrest

Both on music

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I think this will be the design I'm going with.

2AQHDC318smiddleport-2.jpg

~Team Nussiance~

Head Unit: Sony MEX-BT38UW

Amplifier: 1 AQ2200d for break in period

Subwoofers: 2 AQ HDC3 18's

Mids and Highs: 1 pair of AQ PA-6.5's and 1 pair of AQ PA Supertweets

Scores: 148.1db @47hz

146db- Dash

143.8db- Headrest

Both on music

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How much power you running? I love the hdc3's man! Tune them to 30 hz and be amazed

2 aq2200's. I'm tunning to 34hz so I'll still have my high end.

~Team Nussiance~

Head Unit: Sony MEX-BT38UW

Amplifier: 1 AQ2200d for break in period

Subwoofers: 2 AQ HDC3 18's

Mids and Highs: 1 pair of AQ PA-6.5's and 1 pair of AQ PA Supertweets

Scores: 148.1db @47hz

146db- Dash

143.8db- Headrest

Both on music

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looks good. and 34 hz is a fine tuning.

Sounds good. Thanks bro.

~Team Nussiance~

Head Unit: Sony MEX-BT38UW

Amplifier: 1 AQ2200d for break in period

Subwoofers: 2 AQ HDC3 18's

Mids and Highs: 1 pair of AQ PA-6.5's and 1 pair of AQ PA Supertweets

Scores: 148.1db @47hz

146db- Dash

143.8db- Headrest

Both on music

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I have a related question... I'm running (2) 18" Aq HD3's powered by (2) Cresendo 2250's .. My current class is Super Street no wall and would like to stay in that class...Only way i can make box work and stay in the peramiters for my class is to Drastically round the top of my box .. I guess the best way to describe it is a letter B with the humps up..LoL .. already have everything designed and used torres calc to figure port size.. Will be porting out the front in the center between the humps , subs will also be on front on either side of port...My question is will the round tops of the box cause any problems? It's kinda like 2 base tubes connected with a common port...But don't know if the round top will cause air to swirl around in the box?

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The problem i forsee is trying to calculate the volume of that, and getting the port area and tuning you want after you find the volume

Just say no to Ground Pounder Customs.

More box builds

some cars do over 170db with one sub, so clearly my two 12"s can do that in my car, with my knowledge too! look out bitches!

I'm with captain stupid.

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Calculating the volume was fairly easy....I designed the box on paint.net first (which allowed me to draw it to scale and gave me the total square inches).. Comes out to 968 square inches for the face of the box times 29 inches deep (internally) for a total of 16.245 ft3 before port... According to Torres calc port should be 18.5 inches by 10 inches and 18 inches long tunes at 34 HZ..Which gives me a net volume of 12.58 ft3 and 185 in2 of port area... just not sure how subs will react in a partially rounded box...

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