Posted December 20, 200717 yr im getting one next week hopefully, and i have a box that was built for my 9512g...its 2^3ft @ 38hz with 35^2in of port....will it work well in that box and still retain decent sq?
December 20, 200717 yr I don't know if this info will work for you, here goes. Mark recommended 6ft^3 box with 65sq in of port area 18in long. That tuned to 35Hz. I've yet to build the box, but I like to know if a smaller box would work better.
December 21, 200717 yr I don't know if this info will work for you, here goes. Mark recommended 6ft^3 box with 65sq in of port area 18in long. That tuned to 35Hz. I've yet to build the box, but I like to know if a smaller box would work better.For the SPL 12? I dont think so! Maybe for a pair.Thats big for the IXL 15. Edited December 21, 200717 yr by Puggsley456
December 21, 200717 yr You must be thinking of some other sub. The test box was 3.8 cubic feet and Mark said 2.5-3 would be fine. Post #22.http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/i...12410&st=15
December 21, 200717 yr I don't know if this info will work for you, here goes. Mark recommended 6ft^3 box with 65sq in of port area 18in long. That tuned to 35Hz. I've yet to build the box, but I like to know if a smaller box would work better.I did? Maybe I had one too many when I said that... Kidding aside, if you can squeeze 2.5 cubes you will be a bit better off. Given that high of tuning, it appears you were more focused on output. The SPL-12 turned out to be more musical than I thought it would be. I say try it!Best,Mark
December 21, 200717 yr Author hhmmm well ill try the box i have out and see how it does....what would you suggest tuning wise if i went with 2.5^3ft?
December 21, 200717 yr Augh! The box I quoted is for two SPL 12's. Opps! Sorry for the confusion. I was at the end of my break at work. Is there a recommended port area to box size ratio for the SPL 12? Thanks.
December 22, 200717 yr Like Denim says, 3 cubes at 32Hz would be just fine if you can fit it in your vehicle. Go with 42 sq. inches of port and you should have some good output.Best,Mark
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