Port Design Help...

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I have 11.5 cubic feet and 4 6" PVC tubes and im doing some major hairtricks hehe

The 4 DD's and 8000 watts helps lol

[fecupe2001]

I have 11.5 cubic feet and 4 6" PVC tubes and im doing some major hairtricks hehe

The 4 DD's and 8000 watts helps lol

hahaha the explorer system has 4 DD 2512´s and a SD8000.1 for bass race, i can´t move a single hair of a girl´s head with that hahaha, the 11.5 c/f and 4 6" it´s the suzuki swift with 2 crappy hifonics amps

Yes, i love DD!!

[AcIdBuRn02ZTS]

hmmm... well I think Ive got what I want to do figured out...

Price of 8" pvc is nuts around here and somewhat hard to find... so will most likely have to go with a slot port instead which is no big deal...

I'll post up a build thread before too long... hopefully will get to start on the box tomorrow if the weather is cooperative.

I may make changeable ports... just to dial in how I want it to sound.. we'll see.

Thanks for the input guys!

-Chris

[fecupe2001]

Well, some people may know this and some not, i don´t use 8" PVC because it´s expensive and difficult to find, i use free cardboard tubes!!!

How??? well, i use to have a large format printing company, when the supplier sent us the Banner Rolls, they came inside of a 8" cardboard tube, they work AWESOME and they are way easier to flare my friend, just go to a printing company and you´ll find tons of tubes wich they take to the garbage, ask them to give you the tubes and that´s it!!!

Here´s a couple of pics of boxes with this cardboard tubes

They ain´t pretty but surely do the job, you can even glass them inside if you want to make them stronger, i´ve had great succes using them!!!