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So I found this nice little approximation for resonance of a single sub in a sealed box.

It is:

Fs* SQRT[(Vas/Vb)+1)

So i'm wondering how do you take this single approximation and modify it to fit for more subs. I know that resonance will change as you add subs and you increase sealed side as long as you don't make each sub in its own box (ie sealed box with 6 12s all common chamber will have lower resonance than 6 seperate sealed boxes for said 12's)

Any help or insight would be awesome

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AFAIK box resonance frequency doesn't change when using 'n' subs in a box that is 'n' times as large as a single box. My WinISD sims confirm this.

So youre saying that a 1 cube box with 1 sub in it will have the same as a 6 cube box with 6 in it

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everything changes when you add more cone area, cheers!

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