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long time ago but ok i have made the port about 9" longer and now it hits decent low notes with my kicker comp in it how do i get 3.7KW RMS with an MTX92001 soon i'll get another one but now i'm saving for some AA Mayhem 15's so you can close this

all i want now is a box that sounds good and is tuned to 32/36HZ the box will stay in my room as an addition to my sound system now what do i need to do with my box

i've used test tones from somebody here on this forum and a sweep my subsonic filter is on the lowest it can be (on the amp 20HZ) i putted my EQ on 35/40HZ but nothin played good then with a little tweaking it played a bit good on 60HZ but still no decent low notes my head unit's EQ is all even i always tune my system on the amps the output yeahh i cant measure it but my amp puts out 1200RMS CEA on 4ohm so i put the gain a bit onder 3/4 so it should get the power he needs now the box is in my room and i've made the port 2" longer and now it plays a little bit deeper but still no ground pounder should i make the port a bit longer? or what

everybody here has a ported box but yet nobody can help me? i'm having my doubt about this forum

so my port dimensions are 3"wide 12.5" high and 20.5" long i folded the port around the back of the box due to its length the total box volume is 63.7L / 2.25 Cu FT with the port in it (think there's where i screwed up) can u guys tell me how to tune my port now from the existing box

i have totally no idea how i tune a box how do i tune the box that i made now i'm about to use it in my room for some xtra bass in my audio system for the car i"m keepin 4 cvx's sealed next i'm gonne try to build a groundpounder

i dont know nothing about an E34 but arent the original speakers on the side of the rear deck? i got some adapters for my 6x9's to fit where the originals used to be if u can do that then u already have place for ports and u still keep the 6x9's

i also drive a Beemer its a E36 '96 and what i did to improve the bass in the cabin is just where ur 6x9's are i putted bass ports this realy helped me out maybe you can do something like it and for ur highs and mids i suggest you get some kickpanels for your doors mine are coming soon so i'll have 2x 165mm in each door that will help alot to this is a vid of my beemer without the ports http://www.youtube.com/user/roxsjeezur#play/all/uploads-all/0/D64Wf_ux6AE (4x 12" CVX and 1 pair of 6x9's Hertz 130RMS is all u hear in this vid) stil need to take a vid with the ports now hope i may have helped you

made the box tuned the amp but it sounds like shit everything under 60HZ i cant even hear everything above 80HZ is incredible i cant even stay in my car cuz it hurts my ears i think i'll stay with 4 sealed kickers plays like i want it to now i'm investigating if 2 12" Solo X's in a sealed enclosure of 42.5L (check kicker manuals for compact Cft) would hit harder in my beemer then the 4 CVX's

checked out the manuel from my 12" CVX and built the SPL Box according to instructions in the manuel just have to cut out the woofer hole and test this shit i just dont know what my box is tuned to now i guess a 35HZ built it according to kicker specs SPL box so if u could tell me then i can set my amp correctly ;-) results and vids will come tomorow

i just measered up 1 box for 1 twelve and i'll build it and see what the difference is but i have a hard car to get decent bas in

for the moment i have 3.7kw rms but i can easily double that just stack another amp

i drive a Beemer '96 E36 limousine and my trunk is now full with the 4 CVX's in 1 big sealed box (divided ofcourse) so i dont have room for 4 ported cvx's

hello i'm lookin for some Fi subs that would do good in a sealed enclosure of 1.25 Cft and they have to be 12" now i got 4 Kicker CVX's 12" this bumps verry hard but its just not enough for a basshead like me and the next question is how do i get them to me i live in belgium (europe)