MT Box Help
06-11-2007, 11:45 AM
#3
50 Watt CAFz'r
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U can also call RE Audio direct and let the tech support guy know your vehicle, application, resonant freq, woofer, power, etc and he can design a good box for your MT that'll hit your goal.
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06-11-2007, 12:40 PM
#5
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35 hz is a little low for an SPL tuneing isnt it?
sorry, thought that would of been a given, just cuz its posted in the spl section.
i dont want the best of both worlds, just an all out SPL monster.
9 cubes and 35 hz is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay to big and low from what i have heard for an SPL set up.
anyone with any real world testing that knows what they like spl wise?
sorry, thought that would of been a given, just cuz its posted in the spl section.
i dont want the best of both worlds, just an all out SPL monster.
9 cubes and 35 hz is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay to big and low from what i have heard for an SPL set up.
anyone with any real world testing that knows what they like spl wise?
06-11-2007, 12:52 PM
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Originally Posted by 2loud4u
You never said you wanted spl that is a good daily box and I have messed with 18" MT'S
Do 4.5- 6 cubes at 43hz
Do 4.5- 6 cubes at 43hz
well i assumed you would of thought it was for SPL considering it is posted in the SPL section...but w/e...and cool....4.5 at 43, still a little low, but cool, thnx...and im assuming like 150 in2 of port?
i geuss i should also mention its gonna have 2 orion 2500's running it....dont know if that will make a diffrence in box size or not, just thougt id tell ya
06-13-2007, 10:27 AM
#10
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I would try that in gross volume with port displacement and sub displacement. Lets start here what kind of car / truck do your drive ? do you want to go daily or for SPL because the box has a certain hight so you might want to see out the back window....we dont know so tell us more so we can give you a hand.
