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I've seen Slot ports the have a bend to get an "L" shape but never one like this is this feasible? I'm trying to tune this enclosure LOWWWW for 2 morel 12's in my home theater.

Would a port like is pictured work to get the desired length?

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I've seen Slot ports the have a bend to get an "L" shape but never one like this is this feasible? I'm trying to tune this enclosure LOWWWW for 2 morel 12's in my home theater.

Would a port like is pictured work to get the desired length?

Vent idea

yes its feasible, but i cant explain the purpose of it.

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yes its feasible, but i cant explain the purpose of it.

the purpose in my case is to get a long enough port to tune to 24-26hz

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DD M4a @ 2 ohm

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I run high ohn loads for MASSIVE headroom and cleaner SQ

270amp alt

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D3100 x2 batter in back

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24-26hz is a very low tuning ...most music isnt recorded or capible of doing so...but whats the applacation for..and the port is called a t line i believe

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The front towers have enough umph to get into subwoofer territory. This will be just super low end impact

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not that im a expert but my first thought was also thats a t-line

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Why not increase your port area so you don't need such a long port? Or just do an all out T-line.

every calculator i use shows i need a longer port when I increase my port area in slot ports

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I've seen Slot ports the have a bend to get an "L" shape but never one like this is this feasible? I'm trying to tune this enclosure LOWWWW for 2 morel 12's in my home theater.

Would a port like is pictured work to get the desired length?

Vent idea

It'll work fine as long as you have the correct amount of air space/port length. I've had several enclosures with ports like this, that all seemed to do fine.

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This guy has some really good methods to get super low tuning. And he has built boxes that play down to 15hz using cheap drivers:

http://www.subwoofer-builder.com/projects.htm

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