cheet3430

X2How come you're using a 4th order band pass?ockquote> I like the wide frequency range that the bandpass can play. Still learning and have a lot of learning to do, only 17 years old. This is my first bigger build and its gonna be a big learning curve for me. "wide frequency range" and 4th order bandpass are not generally in the same conversation.. . . . And this is the LAST thing you want in regards to sub bass.What would you consider a wide frequency range anyway? What I meant by that, is that the fourth order is efficient. I will not be using a lot of power to start because its a budget build. Like I said im still learning and have a lot of learning to do, so im going off of suggestions from wiser people. And im trying to build the best enclosure for a low power build.

One of my close friends is a builder and hes gonna be helping me and guiding me along the way. But, any suggestions you can give would be useful and appreciated.

X2 How come you're using a 4th order band pass? I like the wide frequency range that the bandpass can play. Still learning and have a lot of learning to do, only 17 years old. This is my first bigger build and its gonna be a big learning curve for me.

About to start my first wall in my ford ranger extended cab. Fourth Order Bandpass for three RE 12's.