fufhubbin Posted August 19, 2014 Report Share Posted August 19, 2014 I just bought an orion hcca 10.4 sub and i have a hifonics bxi 2600rms amp. im going to have the sub wired to 2ohms and at that load the amp is pusing 1700rms orions user manual says the box should be 1 cubic ft about. that is how big its suppose to be before any displacement. so i build a 1 cubic foot box. but im confused on the port size its saying cut 4 pieces for the port and they are all pretty small. so i have 2 that are 4x11 inches and 2 that are 2.5x 11 inches and i glued and nailed it together . i havent put the port in yet im going to cut out a spot for it and glue and nail it in but i just feel like thats a small ass port. buts thats what is says on their website. i usually see vents that are like the entire hieght of the box and about 2 inches wide this 1 is incredably small and its suppose to have it tuned at 35 hz also the specs it says to build the box seem pretty freaking small also 1 cubic foot for a sub thats 1500 rms. any opinions?? ORION HCCA 10.4 2000 watts RMS 4000 watts max hifonics brutus 2600 bxi Alpine IDA -305 Digital receiver 0 gauge power wire 250 amp fuse 800 watt BUTTKICKER BASS SHAKER Kicker zx-400 amp to power buttkicker Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ritch40 Posted August 19, 2014 Report Share Posted August 19, 2014 basically what they are doing is going with a square port with what looks to be a 1:1 ratio. In other words if the port is 4" tall it is also 4" wide. Its basically like using a round port only it is round in this case. You could go to a sloted port with it, just some things would have to be recalculated. that said, youd need to build a bigger box too. The reason youd have to go bigger with the box is because your port (if going slotted) would take up more volume inside the box. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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