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you should be able to build a 3:1 ratio 4th order in that area. around 8ft3 sealed and 28ft3 ported

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ok. so from my max measurements what would be a good box height width and depth if i'm running four 15" DC XL's on a DC 7.5k ? I'm not quit understanding the ratio portions of this fully.

so basically make your own whatever you want box design, find the resonating frequinecy then tune it where the peak of that frequency is correct?

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(4)DD 9918's

(2)DC 10k

8 6.5" focals

2 DD SS4 mid amps

Audison Bit One processor

Jl-cl-rlc line driver

iPad in dash

Dual Irragi 320a alts

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yea and the ratio thing is not hard to grasp. if you want a 3:1 ratio then your ported chamber needs to be 3x the volume of your sealed chamber.

and you want to find the sealed chambers resonant peak frequency. you tune at the peak frequency

Edited by Hotdog
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ok thank you

awesomeness-1.jpg

(4)DD 9918's

(2)DC 10k

8 6.5" focals

2 DD SS4 mid amps

Audison Bit One processor

Jl-cl-rlc line driver

iPad in dash

Dual Irragi 320a alts

8 batcaps 4000's

Second Skin sound deadened

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O.k. so from my understanding this is what the insides should look like, two sealed enclosures, then you find the resonant frequency of the ebclosure and where the peak of that is at is where my port should be tuned to. Correct me if im wrong

enclosure.jpg

awesomeness-1.jpg

(4)DD 9918's

(2)DC 10k

8 6.5" focals

2 DD SS4 mid amps

Audison Bit One processor

Jl-cl-rlc line driver

iPad in dash

Dual Irragi 320a alts

8 batcaps 4000's

Second Skin sound deadened

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