Posted June 24, 201015 yr i have been working on not using the stupid ass re calc and doing everything on my own. how does this look. height 16width 30depth 20with a 4 inch wide port 33.80839511415706 inches long tuned to 32 hz.
June 24, 201015 yr i used sum calc last night that sumone on here made and designed a box not much different from urs16.5 h30 w25 dand that said it was close to 6ft^3 before port disp. which was 3" wide and 15" tall and like 21" long tuned at 33.08, also with double baffle and with displacent of my fosgate power hx2 15 and 3" 45'd corners it said it was right at 4ft^3so is it not right either?
June 24, 201015 yr im going to rewrite this some day. but this is a better one i think that i did a while ago. this is a how to design a box "if your doing a box that is 5 cubes you take 16 x 5 which equals your port area. then you figure out how tall you want it to be. then you figure out the port height. i would say your going to want the box to be 17" tall then you minus the double baffle and the bottom plate. so 17-2.25 which equals 14.75 then you divide that by your port area. so (16 x 5)/14.75= 5.423728 so lets say your port will be 5.5 by 14.75. (this is for a sub up port back driver side box) then you type that into this calculator PORT Size Calculations and Formulas for WOOFER and Subwoofer BOXES (bottom half) so you type in 5 cubes square port, what you want your tuning to be say like 35 hz, make sure to check the slot port yes thing. then it gives you the number. so your port will be 14.75 tall by 5.5" wide by 25.5 long. ok you have your tuning done. now you just add your total port displacment with your sub displacment and then add the interior volume you want. so... 5+.15(sub displacement)+ [(14.75x6.25x25.5)/1728)]=6.50 cubes total interior. (rounded) you do the 6.25 wide because you need to incorperate the piece of wood that runs along side of it. so you then take your 6.5 x 1728 (1ft^3=1728^3in) and you get 11232 then divide by 14.75 because thats how tall your box will be on the inside, so you get 761.5 ish then you just decide how wide you want it or how deep you want it. dont forget this is internal volume. you need to accommodat the .75 wall thickness on each side of the box to fit where you want it to fit. so if you want the box to be 42 total outside then you minus 1.5 from that and then divide by that number. so say thats what you want the box to be width wise, divide 761.49/40.5=18.8 so your total interior dims are 14.75 tall by 40.5 wide by 18.8 deep. check all your math and times them numbers together and see how you came out. so 14.75x40.5x18.8=11230.65 then divide by 1728 and you get 6.4992187 very close to what you wanted! this is a good thing! now if you think you need bracing just go and get some 1"dia round wooden dowels and put one or two in there. also put corner pieces in the corners. dont need it but it helps. yes these do remove some volume. but not enough to change the tuning too much. now you build and enjoy the sweet sweet sound and poundage!" I did this a while back for a kid to explain how to calculate a standard simple L-port box. hope it helps. it was for 1 15" aq hdc3.
June 24, 201015 yr In internal dimensions with the port in the box already are (Assuming .75" wood and those are external dimensions)((23.75 * 13.75 * 14.5) + (9.942 * 4.75 * 14.5)) / 1728 = 3.1365 ft^3 - sub displacement of .21 = 2.92 ft^3 2.92ft^3 with a port area of 58in^2 and a length of 33.808" = 35.61 Hz
June 24, 201015 yr In internal dimensions with the port in the box already are (Assuming .75" wood and those are external dimensions)((23.75 * 13.75 * 14.5) + (9.942 * 4.75 * 14.5)) / 1728 = 3.1365 ft^3 - sub displacement of .21 = 2.92 ft^3 2.92ft^3 with a port area of 58in^2 and a length of 33.808" = 35.61 Hz I didn't account for the port in the box! I added that last and was way off! Thx for the clarification!
June 28, 201015 yr Author i am lost. i guess i just can not catch on. could someone please make me box dims. W.42H.17D.20tuned to 32hz
July 5, 201015 yr Wood Thickness (inches) 0.75External Height (inches) 17External Width (inches) 38External depth (inches) 20Desired Frequency (hz) 32Port Height (inches) 15.5Port width (inches) 4Sub Displacement (cubic Feet) 0.2Sub Cut ID 14.125Port Length 21 1/4Net Box Volume 4.946836035I think these will work, someone check my math. Edited July 5, 201015 yr by CainTrain
July 5, 201015 yr I used the second set of dimensions he gave, which i was assuming was the maximum dimensions for his truck, the only one i changed(so i could get the volume within the recommended by the manufacturer) was the width.
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