Building a sub box
Im building a sub box for my truck to go under the back seat. i have 2 10" JL 10W1V2-4 subs. I was wondering if i would be better off making the box the whole length or the back or just having it big enought for the subs? like would a small box sound better?
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what kind of truck is it and what kind of room are you talking there is so moany possibilities can you narrow it down a bit thanks
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Its a F-150 97 ext cab, There isnt that much room mabye like 8" high like 8"deep and about 4-5feet long
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I found this document JL 10W1V2-4 Owners Manual that suggests .625 cuft/sub (sealed) or 1.0 cuft/sub ported (ie. use a 2 cuft box for 2 subs). It also has TS parameters if you want to do your own calculations.
The shape shouldn't matter - get as close to the suggested (enclosure) volume as you can. I'll leave sealed vs. ported for someone else (as it's a question I'm interested in as well). Cheers, -- Terry McG |
I would make a seperate ported box for each sub
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Originally Posted by terrymcg
I found this document JL 10W1V2-4 Owners Manual that suggests .625 cuft/sub (sealed) or 1.0 cuft/sub ported (ie. use a 2 cuft box for 2 subs). It also has TS parameters if you want to do your own calculations.
The shape shouldn't matter - get as close to the suggested (enclosure) volume as you can. I'll leave sealed vs. ported for someone else (as it's a question I'm interested in as well). Cheers, -- Terry McG why not use the room to do the amp next tp the subs so if i had the room i would do ported box ,amp,ported box but if i can just get the room for sealed anp seal then that is wath i would do |
shud u put breather holes in a sub box or no mlol i forget what there really called at the moment
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