Jonathan Tyler Ecton-Rodriguez Posted January 31, 2016 Report Posted January 31, 2016 What is the tuning and cu.ft per sub for this box? its the dual 10" design from Sundown
Joe X Posted January 31, 2016 Report Posted January 31, 2016 It's 2.6 net with subs installed, about 32Hz tuning.
Joe X Posted January 31, 2016 Report Posted January 31, 2016 BTW I do have a problem with that drawing, the second turn of the port on the left side is not the same as in the right side:
Jonathan Tyler Ecton-Rodriguez Posted January 31, 2016 Author Report Posted January 31, 2016 It's 2.6 net with subs installed, about 32Hz tuning. can you help me out with one i just built using Torres and Sketchup? did i build it right for 36.86hz and 3.18cu.ft? torres doesnt give me the dimensions of the port so i did some guessing and used the dimensions i entered. the port i entered was 14.5"x3.5"x24, so i subtracted the 15.5 from 24 and was left with 8.5" left and since the back wall part of the port is only going to be half as wide at 1.75" i did the same length on both sides, since 8.5x3.5=29.75 and 17x1.75=29.75. did i build it right? and if i didnt what are the specs on the box i built?
CleanSierra Posted January 31, 2016 Report Posted January 31, 2016 Did you measure your port length using the center line of the port the entire length? Im not the one you want to try to troll. Just a fyi for you.
Jonathan Tyler Ecton-Rodriguez Posted January 31, 2016 Author Report Posted January 31, 2016 Did you measure your port length using the center line of the port the entire length? how do i measure the centerline the whole length of it? and this is what i had in Torres
Joe X Posted January 31, 2016 Report Posted January 31, 2016 Once the subs are in (0.1 cubic feet each) your box is 2.7 net @38Hz, your center line length is 27.375", just enter that 27,375 and set driver displacement as 0.2 and you will get something closer to what I am giving you.
Hugh G. Rection Posted January 31, 2016 Report Posted January 31, 2016 It's 2.6 net with subs installed, about 32Hz tuning.can you help me out with one i just built using Torres and Sketchup? did i build it right for 36.86hz and 3.18cu.ft? torres doesnt give me the dimensions of the port so i did some guessing and used the dimensions i entered. the port i entered was 14.5"x3.5"x24, so i subtracted the 15.5 from 24 and was left with 8.5" left and since the back wall part of the port is only going to be half as wide at 1.75" i did the same length on both sides, since 8.5x3.5=29.75 and 17x1.75=29.75. did i build it right? and if i didnt what are the specs on the box i built? The thing you need to keep in mind is that ports done that way are finicky. A 3.5 inch wide volume of air will behave differently than the 2 1.75 inch wide volumes of air. Owner of BigAss Ports
Jonathan Tyler Ecton-Rodriguez Posted January 31, 2016 Author Report Posted January 31, 2016 It's 2.6 net with subs installed, about 32Hz tuning.can you help me out with one i just built using Torres and Sketchup? did i build it right for 36.86hz and 3.18cu.ft? torres doesnt give me the dimensions of the port so i did some guessing and used the dimensions i entered. the port i entered was 14.5"x3.5"x24, so i subtracted the 15.5 from 24 and was left with 8.5" left and since the back wall part of the port is only going to be half as wide at 1.75" i did the same length on both sides, since 8.5x3.5=29.75 and 17x1.75=29.75. did i build it right? and if i didnt what are the specs on the box i built? The thing you need to keep in mind is that ports done that way are finicky. A 3.5 inch wide volume of air will behave differently than the 2 1.75 inch wide volumes of air. would it be better to cut the walls shorter and keep the whole length of the port 3.5" wide?
Jonathan Tyler Ecton-Rodriguez Posted January 31, 2016 Author Report Posted January 31, 2016 Once the subs are in (0.1 cubic feet each) your box is 2.7 net @38Hz, your center line length is 27.375", just enter that 27,375 and set driver displacement as 0.2 and you will get something closer to what I am giving you. for future reference how do i calculate that centerline length?
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