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How would you go about figuring out what the sealed and ported sides are tuned to? Would the sealed side have to be open to atmosphere(sealed side closed, but ported side not closed and sealed) to get tuning...then closed off into ported section (so the whole box is completed) then rerun test and get the ported side tuning?

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The tool shows you WHERE you are....

What space are you using? what subs? volume? power?

it cant show you where to be.... lol.....

Your install will pull different ...

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Now that you say, thinking about how you would use a tool like that with that type of box. How would it work lmao. In for details!

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Easy peasy bro, I test mine all the time with different subs.

To test the tuning (sealed resonance) of the sealed section, just take off your front baffle (if removable like mine is) so that there is no loading whatsoever on the subs forward wave. Your highest impedance will be your sealed resonance.

To find the tuning of the port just find the lowest impedance between the two peaks in impedance; same exact concept as finding your tuning in a standard ported enclosure.

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Easy peasy bro, I test mine all the time with different subs.

To test the tuning (sealed resonance) of the sealed section, just take off your front baffle (if removable like mine is) so that there is no loading whatsoever on the subs forward wave. Your highest impedance will be your sealed resonance.

To find the tuning of the port just find the lowest impedance between the two peaks in impedance; same exact concept as finding your tuning in a standard ported enclosure.

Nailed it

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  • 10 months later...

So finally got around to doing some testing with the im-sg. Here are my results for seeing how my boxes useable bandwidth is:

The Fl came out 44hz at around 6.5ohms

The Fh came out to 63,5hz at around 8ohms

and the Fb came out to 50hz at around 3.2 ohms.

My useable bandwidth is 44-63hz if I did this correctly.

So is this telling me my ported side is tuned to 50hz or 44hz ???

Thanks for the help.

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So finally got around to doing some testing with the im-sg. Here are my results for seeing how my boxes useable bandwidth is:

The Fl came out 44hz at around 6.5ohms

The Fh came out to 63,5hz at around 8ohms

and the Fb came out to 50hz at around 3.2 ohms.

My useable bandwidth is 44-63hz if I did this correctly.

So is this telling me my ported side is tuned to 50hz or 44hz ???

Thanks for the help.

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