help getting the Low Lows

[Wasteland_Audio]

O gotcha, well if you ran the exact same design but narrowed the port by a half inch you would be tuned to 28.5. This would give you about 13.75 inches of port per cube. You could probably get away with this as long as you rounded all the edges and coated the port with resin for smoother air flow.

[hammerhead-ky]

i might just have to try that then every hz matters gotta get mad lowz

[hdorre]

I hope "low lows" are all youre hoping to be able to play.

If not, then I'd strongly consider a bandpass enclosure.

[notorious97200]

Do you plan to run more power ?

I always felt like the increase in power was more noticeable on the low notes. It may just be psycho acoustic though.

You only have 2000 w available for 2 1800 w subs.

[ckeeler11]

What music do you listen to? 32 is pretty low for rap music.

[hammerhead-ky]

Yeah lows are all i want right now if i want to go back to normal music later ill build another box for right now though. nothing over 30 hz matters.when im in the car i listen to slowed rebassed music only. nothing else. ever.

[zxsonnyxz]

Do you actually need 15hz? 20 I can understand, and if you tune to the mid 20s you can reach low and maintain some output. Also its easy to shrink the port of you need to go lower.

[hammerhead-ky]

I understand what i want is a bit insane but yes i would like to maintain cone control throughout the subsonic frequency range rather than normal music or average lows. i am in pursuit of the Low Lows. i talked to a guy who has a single nsv3 in a trunk that did really well with his low tuned build and had roughly 4-5 in per square foot with no port noise

[hammerhead-ky]

seemed a bit far fetched but he said it was around a 6 cube box with a single 6' aero so im thinkin i might throw a test box together with a 4' aero flared both ends and see what comes out of it

[ShadeTreeMechanic]

If the port is too small, it might as well be a sealed box.