J jonnyb Tuner Points 62 Location romsey Car astra 1.4 20 September 2009 #1 can anyone tell me wot the best size is for a 12" sub box if u dont understand wot i men i mean size for best sound
can anyone tell me wot the best size is for a 12" sub box if u dont understand wot i men i mean size for best sound
E ez64 Torque Junkie Points 62 Car Jaguar XJS HE V12 20 September 2009 #2 Its not just the size it's the geometry/porting of the box as well and unless done correctly most will sound terrible.
Its not just the size it's the geometry/porting of the box as well and unless done correctly most will sound terrible.
obi_waynne Administrator Staff member Moderator Points 1,157 Location Deal, Kent UK Car A3 1.4 TFSI 150 COD 21 September 2009 #3 There is a science to this around 1.25 cu ft of air in the box is needed for a sealed enclosure but if you go for a ported box it is different and you will need to take into account the materials used. Are you using MDF?
There is a science to this around 1.25 cu ft of air in the box is needed for a sealed enclosure but if you go for a ported box it is different and you will need to take into account the materials used. Are you using MDF?
J jonnyb Tuner Points 62 Location romsey Car astra 1.4 21 September 2009 #4 yer i am useing mdf i have done a boot build in ma car and ma m8 wants me to do 1 for him and i want to get the best from his sub
yer i am useing mdf i have done a boot build in ma car and ma m8 wants me to do 1 for him and i want to get the best from his sub
pgarner TC ModFather Points 417 Location Lockerbie, SW Scotland Car Octy smoke machine 24 September 2009 #5 read the specs for the sub it will tell you the recommended size for ported and sealed boxes