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Hey ( 1st time posting here.. ok well 2nd but yeah )

i picked up a pioneer TS-W305C 12" sub about 2 days ago ( $30 (: good condition.. as well as the 10" version not sure of model number its in a box ATM lol )

im noobie at subs and boxes lol... ( hopefully learn bit while im here :) )

wondering if you can help me design a nice box for it (: size and stuff lol

ill be useing either 15mm MDF for it. be picking it up in 3 or 4 days ( i think )

but yeah thanks in advance

BTW: its in my room. but yeah

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Just build it a nice sealed box. For the one 12" look at the specs but probably around 1^ft sealed. Like 14"x14"x10"

mmm didnt really want a sealed. be the best way though? doesnt it need more power ( less efficient to a L ported/ Tline box? )

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bumpaty...

help? please :(

was thinking L ported or T line. whats best size? which sounds better?

well if you looking for more boom for the buck ported is the way to go but if you looking for quality i would do sealed ... i was just looking at it on www.crutchfield.com and they say ported with 1.65cu ft. and i would do the 12 if you want help coming up with a box designs pm me

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not if you tune right. the pioneers sound better in a little bigger box with bigger ports. i would go 2 cubes for the 12 net with 32 squares port area tuned at 36-38

uhhh sorry... im noobie... what size ( in inch or cm or mm lol ) or something. something i can understand hehe

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