New Btl Box

[Decaf]

not as good because the sub isnt in the volume of the box, its more like in the exit to port area so it wont utilize the airspace the same

[Boon]

You would have a lot of 'dead air' in the box if you put the sub in the opposite corner to the port exit. Then again if it wasn't an L-shaped port you would WANT the sub in the opposite corner from the port

[javy101]

OK WELL I THINK I WANT IT IN THE OPPOSITE CORNER SO WHAT WOULD MY PORT NEED TO BE WITHOUT THE L SHAPE IN IT. I HAVE ALREADY DONE A BOX ON THE RE L SHAPED CALCULATOR AND MADE ONE WITHOUT THE L SHAPED PORT. I CANT GET MY IMAGE SHACK TO UPLOAD MY SCREEN OF THE BOX I MADE SO I WILL GIVE YOU THE URL TO THE SITE ALL YOU GOT TO DO IS INSERT LIKE 4 NUMBERS AND RECREATE THE BOX. HERE IS THE URL http://www.reaudio.com/speaker_box/LPort_Box_Calc.html AND THEN THE

BOX WIDTH = 40

BOX Height = 21

box top depth = 22

box bottom depth = 22

wood thickness = .75

sqaure port width = 5

square port length 2 = 0

coming out to 32.7128738090907 tuning. Are these numbers good for the dimensions of the box and port.

Are these numbers accru

[javy101]

OK WELL I THINK I WANT IT IN THE OPPOSITE CORNER SO WHAT WOULD MY PORT NEED TO BE WITHOUT THE L SHAPE IN IT. I HAVE ALREADY DONE A BOX ON THE RE L SHAPED CALCULATOR AND MADE ONE WITHOUT THE L SHAPED PORT. I CANT GET MY IMAGE SHACK TO UPLOAD MY SCREEN OF THE BOX I MADE SO I WILL GIVE YOU THE URL TO THE SITE ALL YOU GOT TO DO IS INSERT LIKE 4 NUMBERS AND RECREATE THE BOX. HERE IS THE URL http://www.reaudio.com/speaker_box/LPort_Box_Calc.html AND THEN THE

BOX WIDTH = 40

BOX Height = 21

box top depth = 22

box bottom depth = 22

wood thickness = .75

sqaure port width = 5

square port length 2 = 0

coming out to 32.7128738090907 tuning. Are these numbers good for the dimensions of the box and port.

Are these numbers accru