SICKSPD Posted December 12, 2013 Report Share Posted December 12, 2013 So I have a basic understanding of these types of enclosures as to how they are laid out and their functionality, but as I've noticed with large bandpass enclosures (especially 4th orders) that have like 6 15s with 3 woofers mounted on opposite sides with a large tunnel acting as a port, couldn't this simply be considered two separate but large sealed boxes that just have occupy a joined area? With smaller bandpasses theres a distinct vent coming from the ported section of the box but with these really large bandpass setups it seems more like two giant sealed enclosures facing one another recessed within a cavity. Basically if I had an ordinary square sealed box and the edges of the sides extended out a couple of feet this could be considered a 4th order? The tuning might be horrendous but it still fits the guidelines of having one sealed enclosure with a ported space outside that… thats how Im viewing these walled 4th orders. Can someone clarify my understanding a bit? 09 Challenger R/T (Audio system under construction): Pioneer AVH-X4500BT (PAC RP4CH11 harness) (2) Sundown Audio SA-8v2 (inverted) CT Sounds AT1400.1D XS Power D3400 40 sq ft. Audiotechnix deadener 1/0 Audiotechnix wiring stock Boston Acoustic 7 speaker amplified system (for now) Sealed trunk enclosure Build log: http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/topic/178399-slammed-dodge-challenger-sundownct-sounds-build/ TEAM GOAT Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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