ChizzerZ24

What's the specs on the box?

Cavalier Chunk

36" wide
14" tall
12" deep (bottom)
8.6" deep (top)

Two 3" diameter x 8" deep ports on the top surface

ChizzerZ24

I see no ports in your pics [img]tongue.gif[/img]

13idnyk

Yeah I hear ya about the woodwork class. When I was in there I built 2 boxes and a 15 foot rail for snowboarding. Got me an A

ChizzerZ24

It would be nice to just have a shop with everything you need... do anythign ya want...

Cavalier Chunk

ya the ports i did today after i took the pics so ill have some pics of them later. i still gotta get some tube for the port.

Eli47

The "devider will act as a brace for the cabinet, which will improve sound quality by preventing cabinet resonance.
A minor tweek can be done to the woofer to make it sound more defined, by providing a small 2"x2" brace from the back of the magnet to the rear wall of the cabinet. Note the angle needed, and make the brace TOUCH the back of the magnet. (in order to avoid warping the stamped steel frame(basket) of the woofer). Simply measure the depth of the cabinet, and subtract it from the MOUNTING depth of the woofer, cut your wood at the correct angle to the magnet(avoid blocking the vent hole), and glue it to the back cabinet wall.
mount the woofer in place 'et voila.
*The result
The sound quality of a die cast woofer.

ChizzerZ24

^^^By doing this would you lose much air space or not enough to worry about it? I've never heard of using that big of a brace before....

Eli47

By deviding the chambers you will not lose much of any air space, same with a woofer brace using a piece of 2x2 wood.
Cabinet insulation will more than make up for lost airspace.

13idnyk

haha just make sure you get the devider in the middle! When my buddy made on it was off and the whole thing sounded like crapola [img]tongue.gif[/img]