Not Really A Big Deal Of A Build.

[tacomabanga1986]

do a sealed downfire box, i ran my 8000's in my room off my 150w plate amp ina sealed box that i just turned to an angle and had the top settin on the edge of my dresser and damn it was shaking everything and was loud as hell to, i love downfire for home music sealed, or if u want to you can do a downfire ported so u can put stuff on the box if u need to just make sure u have the subs around 3'' off the floor for air flow and the cone doesnt hit, and it hits lows like nothin ive seen, my box in my truck is downfire but i useto have a set of rf punch hx2's ina prefab ported box fireing up and it sounded like shit, then i turn it upside down and damn that shit knocks plus ppl dont kno whats in there and its a bitch to get the box out but its clean tho, ied do a downfire sealed box for those would be good, i did mine kinda like a bandpass, i put 3 sides on it but left one side open for air to flow and works really well and sounds good with rock, rap, country, techno anything, anyways i love hookin up shit in the house to play around with

[Torres]

heres a thing i learned when i was wiring my subs up to my computer, if u wanna bypass all the access wiring to the battery and what not you can tap into the computers circuitry, if u remove one of the sides off your computer you get an eye full of endless mesh of wire but all the mesh of wire is coming from the back of the computer from this box, i call it the transformer box i dont know the technical term but anyway, there should be a sticker that says what that box is transformin that 120v into. its usually like 12v at 15 amps, 5.5 at 3 amps , and 4 at 3 amps or sumthing like that. you just have to tap into one of those wires and figure out which ones are producing the 12vs then u just ground your negative somewhere onto the computer. the only problem with this is the computer has an internal circuit breaker so it will shut off for a min if you crank it up to loud but i usually use it for testing equipment or fixing amplifiers but you always have to turn off the computer then hook up the amp then turn it back on because if u do it while its on it will shut off and take a few mins to boot back up. lol this might be useless for you but i like it because you power the amp from the computer and also get the audio signal from it too so it kinda keeps the mess of wires to a minimum.

it's called a power supply i rigged an extra one i have up so i turn the switch on, and it'll turn the amp on. just gotta jump a wire or too, yadda yadda yadda, plug it in, and there you go

[Graph1cz]

thanks for the advice guys, but the box im building is going to be atleast 2.7 cu ft total tuned in the 30's