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noooo dont build that. i clicked the pic and right away i can tell your port is way to thin. you want it a lil wider and not as tall to prevent port noise from the box. you want to keep the port ratio 1:8 of width to height. tho i try to stay a lil lower, around 1:6 ratio

 

 

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noooo dont build that. i clicked the pic and right away i can tell your port is way to thin. you want it a lil wider and not as tall to prevent port noise from the box. you want to keep the port ratio 1:8 of width to height. tho i try to stay a lil lower, around 1:6 ratio

soooo........can you tell me how to do all of this?

1994 Ford F150 reg cab

2 HFX 12's

Audiopipe APSM-1300

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i think it would be fine. its just a low power setup.

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i think it would be fine. its just a low power setup.

yea. 300W amp, 145W PSU, computer. that's it. all of that = poo. lol

1994 Ford F150 reg cab

2 HFX 12's

Audiopipe APSM-1300

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okay, new question......

how do ya'll feel about different tunings? like if i made one box like 36HZ and the other like 30HZ? that way one picks up lows and the other picks up highs? bad idea?

1994 Ford F150 reg cab

2 HFX 12's

Audiopipe APSM-1300

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should be alright re calculator is deff not the best thing to use but for what your doing should be fine

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how do ya'll feel about different tunings? like if i made one box like 36HZ and the other like 30HZ? that way one picks up lows and the other picks up highs? bad idea?

Yes. Bad idea.

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