port vs sealed question
I made my box for my cvr 12s sealed 1.5 cft each , Is this box too small to port?
Im kinda board and im gonna get another cvr soon anyway,thought i'd give the port a try [img]graemlins/bow.gif[/img] [ January 07, 2005, 12:27 PM: Message edited by: kickerolds ] |
1.5 is pretty big for sealed app I found with that Comp Vr it would bottom out pretty easy with the 400rms it could handel.. as for ported not sure but if u check ur user guides that came with them it will tell ya what size to use...
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CVR 12 likes a BIG box...over 2.5 ft
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Originally posted by ChizzerZ24: 1.5 is pretty big for sealed app I found with that Comp Vr it would bottom out pretty easy with the 400rms it could handel.. as for ported not sure but if u check ur user guides that came with them it will tell ya what size to use... sealed is 1.0-4.6 cft The next box i build will be for three cvrs. Can someone explain what differences i may hear by mounting a cvr in a 1.00 cft enclosure as opposed to lets say a 4.00 cft? I'm not getting off topic i just want the pros and cons of sealed cft, [img]graemlins/dunno.gif[/img] before i go ported |
A bigger box will provide flatter frequency response and deeper bass. Using a smaller box will generally generate higher output, with more of a peak in the frequency curve. Find that peak and u will find serious SPL.
GO PORTED!!! [img]graemlins/banghead.gif[/img] |
^^^ I can't see using that sub in a box 4.6 fu foot sealed I know at 1.5 it would bottom out pretty easy then I went 1.0-1.2 cu foot sealed and eliminated all bottoming out. You will notice more a KICK in a smaller box and a big box it will seem more boomy at least that's what I noticed with the difference sizes when using sealed..
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so are you guys saying the smaller box will "hit harder"?
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Ive changed the topic name a little to fit better....
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The smaller box will hit higher SPL at its peak frequency, but tends to die down before and after that peak. A larger box will give you better bass for listening to. The bigger box will sound better through a wider frequency range. What is the purpose of this box?
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Originally posted by The A Team: The smaller box will hit higher SPL at its peak frequency, but tends to die down before and after that peak. A larger box will give you better bass for listening to. The bigger box will sound better through a wider frequency range. What is the purpose of this box? I want ALOT of bass but want it "punchy" Right now 1.5 per sub it seems a little soft? Sorta mushy i guess,its hard to discribe [img]graemlins/freak.gif[/img] My other box was holding 2 12 inch blauplunkt pro components, pretty small inside probably 1 cft or a little less and the bass did seem alot more ,Hit ya in the chest kinda bass<thats what i want. Does this make sense? |
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