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Old 11-27-2008, 09:00 AM
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Audiobahn AW1505x

I'm going to be building a box for my 1505 this weekend, but I'm not sure what the dimensions should be. I'll be pushing around 1000 watts RMS to it, so it'll have to be a very strong box. I'm guessing using some L brackets on the inside will help? Also, since it's a 15, a ported would be better right?

I have a small hatch to work with, and if I remember right, the depth can't be anymore than 18" and the height can go up to 22" (absolute max).
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3.5 cubic feet @ 35hz
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Old 11-28-2008, 06:17 AM
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Thanks.

So I can take that measurement and make any shape box I'd like, just so long as it's 3.5cu.ft. right? Also, how do I go about tuning a box?

Sorry for all the questions, it's my first build.
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Old 11-28-2008, 01:25 PM
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what are your max dimensions:
heigth
width
depth

i'll sketch something up for you
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Alright, so I drew up a picture, hopefully you understand it.
The base/bottom of the trunk is 37x23" then at the top it's 37x14". The height is 18".
Hopefully not EVERY part of the trunk is taken, but I can see it happening, so it's alright.

BTW, thank you.

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6" flared ports would be nice. port it to the side of the car.
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Originally Posted by jalat



just curious on the effective internal volume,F3 and port velocity
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Old 11-29-2008, 10:49 AM
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Thanks for that print.
Is there any way I could get the file so I can open it up in SketchUp and take a look at the different angles? If not that's cool. I tried making one myself, but lets just leave it at that :P lol
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It's going along great, I've got most of the box together. Just need to seal up the inside edges, add some L brackets and it's good to go.

Just wondering though, what should I use to hold the sub on? I was thinking of some small bolts with rubber washers. Also, what should I do to run the wires? I'd rather not have them coming out the port, so would drilling a small hole in the back of the box affect the performance?
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