Dimensions for sub box
#2
Simple math here dude.
L x W x H = cubic inches
12" x 12" x 12" = 1728 cubic inches = 1 cubic foot
.65 x 1728 = 1123.2 cubic inches
add about 10 - 15% for displacement of the sub itself, 259.2 cubic inches
total is 1382.4 cubic inches.
take your knows measurements of the subs size, add some room to the outside and then any 3 measurement that are A x B x C = 1382.4 (internal measurements) is what you need.
3/4" mdf takes up space so ensure that you make allowances for it.
L x W x H = cubic inches
12" x 12" x 12" = 1728 cubic inches = 1 cubic foot
.65 x 1728 = 1123.2 cubic inches
add about 10 - 15% for displacement of the sub itself, 259.2 cubic inches
total is 1382.4 cubic inches.
take your knows measurements of the subs size, add some room to the outside and then any 3 measurement that are A x B x C = 1382.4 (internal measurements) is what you need.
3/4" mdf takes up space so ensure that you make allowances for it.
#3
Sorry dude it just seems to be that everytime I build a box for my comanche it doesn't sound right. I've never taken sub space into consideration and have never built a box so small i've always had 12's before in a variety of boxes usually basic in design. Just lookin for ideas to create more airspace inside a very tight truck.
Would I be better using a vented box rather than a sealed one?
Would I be better using a vented box rather than a sealed one?
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