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type r's mounting depth is more than 6" so good luck getting those in buddy.

c'mon now, if i was shooting an 8 year old, it wouldnt be MY 8 year old.

i recently got a Pyle PL1590BL and i was building an enclosure for it tuned to 25 hz. i didn't have any tools to cut a circle so i hit it with a big hammer.

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type r's mounting depth is more than 6" so good luck getting those in buddy.

The shallow mount ones.

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Posted

more port. a port that's .75 deep won't do shit.

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more port. a port that's .75 deep won't do shit.

you mean a bigger port or just more airspace?

2004 Ford Ranger Regular Cab

Sony DSX S-100

Alpine Type - R Door Speakers

Alpine Type - R 10 (In a Bazooka Tube)

Alpine PDX 1000.1

MTX Thunder 400.4

5 Farad Cap

High Performance Battery Under the Hood

- Brandon

Posted

more port. a port that's .75 deep won't do shit.

you mean a bigger port or just more airspace?

general rule is 13-16 inches/ ft. If i have a 5 cubic ft box, i want a port that has roughly 72 inches of port. Your ports basically are holes. Look at all other boxes, ports have depth to them too. You will have incredibly nasty port noise if you use them like you have em. since your box is akwardly shaped, go here

http://www.mobileinformationlabs.com/HowTo-1Woofer-Box-CAL%20Port%20lenth%201.htm

enter what you know, and itll tell you how deep the port needs to be.

2006 Nissan Z Track.

My Feedback Thread

2nqd37b.png

DCSig.jpg

i used to think a band pass was something you were around your neck or something.

Posted

more port. a port that's .75 deep won't do shit.

you mean a bigger port or just more airspace?

general rule is 13-16 inches/ ft. If i have a 5 cubic ft box, i want a port that has roughly 72 inches of port. Your ports basically are holes. Look at all other boxes, ports have depth to them too. You will have incredibly nasty port noise if you use them like you have em. since your box is akwardly shaped, go here

http://www.mobileinformationlabs.com/HowTo-1Woofer-Box-CAL%20Port%20lenth%201.htm

enter what you know, and itll tell you how deep the port needs to be.

thanks man, i appreciate it this is my first ported box build if you cant tell already haha

2004 Ford Ranger Regular Cab

Sony DSX S-100

Alpine Type - R Door Speakers

Alpine Type - R 10 (In a Bazooka Tube)

Alpine PDX 1000.1

MTX Thunder 400.4

5 Farad Cap

High Performance Battery Under the Hood

- Brandon

Posted

its cool. just dont rush it. make sure you understand everything before you build it. keep asking questions if you need to.

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i used to think a band pass was something you were around your neck or something.

Posted

its cool. just dont rush it. make sure you understand everything before you build it. keep asking questions if you need to.

Thanks. That calculator says it needs to be like 4" longer. In your personal preference what do you think it should be tuned to?

2004 Ford Ranger Regular Cab

Sony DSX S-100

Alpine Type - R Door Speakers

Alpine Type - R 10 (In a Bazooka Tube)

Alpine PDX 1000.1

MTX Thunder 400.4

5 Farad Cap

High Performance Battery Under the Hood

- Brandon

Posted

cool idea with that center port

Thanks man, might as well use all the space i can right?

2004 Ford Ranger Regular Cab

Sony DSX S-100

Alpine Type - R Door Speakers

Alpine Type - R 10 (In a Bazooka Tube)

Alpine PDX 1000.1

MTX Thunder 400.4

5 Farad Cap

High Performance Battery Under the Hood

- Brandon

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