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Originally posted by NiceShoes:
I hope to make it to Audio thunder this year
if they ever finish making the rules .
see what happens after we make some changes
hey lee did you change sub last year or are you still using strokers ?
I hope to make it to Audio thunder this year
if they ever finish making the rules .
see what happens after we make some changes
hey lee did you change sub last year or are you still using strokers ?
I did run the strokers all last year, but I have Trevor Barbers Jugg 15's now.
I am still using the 2000x's.
Which class are you guys competing in for AudioThunder?
Keep in touch!!!!
Lee-Roy
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Joined: Nov 2002
Posts: 103
SuperStreet 2 I think to start and we might move to SS 1 later in the year .
we are cutting about 10 cubes out of our box and
making the port a touch smaller.
this should make our walls super thick and strong as hell but I dont know how the strokers will like the change.
I hope we hit higher I didnt really change the air space for the sub as much as I did with the port so I think it will work.
I will find out in about a month if all this work was for nothing.
we are cutting about 10 cubes out of our box and
making the port a touch smaller.
this should make our walls super thick and strong as hell but I dont know how the strokers will like the change.
I hope we hit higher I didnt really change the air space for the sub as much as I did with the port so I think it will work.
I will find out in about a month if all this work was for nothing.
Originally posted by Dann0:
Thanks for taking time out to try to help me Pete. The memphis subs require 1 foot cubed with a port size of 3" x 10" tuned @ 35 HTz as per specs from their website. What I'm thinking is 1.5 foot cubed per sub with a port size of 3" x 15" hoping for 35 HTz. I figure if I went up another half cube all I would heve to do is add another half of the lenght of the 10" port. Hence, 15" long port. Does this make sense?
Any help would be great.
Thanks.
Dan
Thanks for taking time out to try to help me Pete. The memphis subs require 1 foot cubed with a port size of 3" x 10" tuned @ 35 HTz as per specs from their website. What I'm thinking is 1.5 foot cubed per sub with a port size of 3" x 15" hoping for 35 HTz. I figure if I went up another half cube all I would heve to do is add another half of the lenght of the 10" port. Hence, 15" long port. Does this make sense?
Any help would be great.
Thanks.
Dan
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Originally posted by ShockingCanada:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Dann0:
Thanks for taking time out to try to help me Pete. The memphis subs require 1 foot cubed with a port size of 3" x 10" tuned @ 35 HTz as per specs from their website. What I'm thinking is 1.5 foot cubed per sub with a port size of 3" x 15" hoping for 35 HTz. I figure if I went up another half cube all I would heve to do is add another half of the lenght of the 10" port. Hence, 15" long port. Does this make sense?
Any help would be great.
Thanks.
Dan
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Dann0:
Thanks for taking time out to try to help me Pete. The memphis subs require 1 foot cubed with a port size of 3" x 10" tuned @ 35 HTz as per specs from their website. What I'm thinking is 1.5 foot cubed per sub with a port size of 3" x 15" hoping for 35 HTz. I figure if I went up another half cube all I would heve to do is add another half of the lenght of the 10" port. Hence, 15" long port. Does this make sense?
Any help would be great.
Thanks.
Dan
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