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I have a set of Robot underground subs (dimond subs dont ask) but they require a port thats 4" dia x 18" L.

could i but the port into 3 6" lengths and acheive the same thing?

PPI dbl din
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1.77cubes net tuned to 33htz.
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CT Pro Audio 8" in front, 6.5 in rear






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b/c u are tripling the port area...

example with some completely made up specs that were already in the calc i use....

with a box that is 7.57cubes gross:

(1) 4"port 18"long= 12.57sq" of port area tuned to about 15hz

(3) 4"ports 6"long= 37.7sq" of port area tuned to about 40hz

to get the same tuning of 15hz with 3 ports, each would have to be about 80"long...LOL...that aint gonna happen

Edited by amatt85

i likes me some audio stuff...

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ok thats sim to what i thought. i figured that the opening was goning to be to large.

Now can i put the port on the side of the box. the box is designed to be a downfire with the bottom being 11.75"

back is 8.25" and the top is 7.75" width is 49" these are the inside dims. my airspace is just around 2.3 when factoring in the subs displacement. could i put the ports on the side of the box. reason i am asking is i always heard that it was better to have the ports on the same side as the subs. if not what would be the dims for a vent.

i am also running 2 subs in one box no divider. i want this to hit hard and low please help.

remember the required port is 4"dia X 18" L.

any input is welcome

i can build the heck out of sealed boxes but ported and vented are my problem....

PPI dbl din
DC Level 3
1.77cubes net tuned to 33htz.
DC audio 2.0k
CT Pro Audio 8" in front, 6.5 in rear






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