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Rockville M-4 At .5 ohm (no joke)


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how does one tune a sealed box?

That's that Rockville math.

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You guys are a blast!! I almost spit my coffee through my nose!!

Really though the sealed box is tuned by its volume. Pick your box Q (Qb) maybe .7 for flat response and nice roll off or higher if you want a big bump. Plug and chug the numbers in the equations. You will get the box volume (Vb) for your selected Q, then you get your resonant frequency (Fb) which is what your box is tuned to, then you get your 3db down point (F3) on your roll off. So this is how it can be tuned to 59Hz with a F3 of 44Hz.

Because this is how we figured out how big to make the box to begin with right?

Thanks everyone for your input!

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