WIN ISD question
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I am building a box and I am trying to figure something out. If the box is 9 cu.ft and I figure the port will be 4 cu.ft do I put 5cu.ft as the size of the box or do I put 9cu.ft and let the box figure out the port calculation. Does the program subtract the port are from the 9 cu.ft for me. Do you understand?
Originally posted by 13idnyk:
Correct, you enter the port displacement. The program runs dumb but it's what you have to do. It'll also be off about 5Hz over.
Correct, you enter the port displacement. The program runs dumb but it's what you have to do. It'll also be off about 5Hz over.
Here it is. I was hoping someone could verify this, cause now I am worried.
http://www.icixsound.com/vb/icixnati...ges/201_53.jpg
ok to all you guys that think the program is not accurate...
I'll try to understand... you tune your box to 41 Hz but in your car plays 36 the loudest??
if this is the case check your impedance curves in the program...you may be playing the impedance curve to the liking of your amplifier instead of the output peak of the enclosure since at the peak of the enclosure it has high impedance rise and your amp will put out low power
hope this helps..I have also noticed this phenomenon and been using it to my advantage... my SS-NW is actually port tuned to 71 but I am playing 67Hz...
Richard.... in the progy the box volume you enter is air volume only... port is only your port volume...your final box will be AIR VOLUME+PORT VOLUME+SUB DISPLACEMENT as Im sure the subs you are using will be aprox .25-4 cu.ft. displacement each
I'll try to understand... you tune your box to 41 Hz but in your car plays 36 the loudest??
if this is the case check your impedance curves in the program...you may be playing the impedance curve to the liking of your amplifier instead of the output peak of the enclosure since at the peak of the enclosure it has high impedance rise and your amp will put out low power
hope this helps..I have also noticed this phenomenon and been using it to my advantage... my SS-NW is actually port tuned to 71 but I am playing 67Hz...
Richard.... in the progy the box volume you enter is air volume only... port is only your port volume...your final box will be AIR VOLUME+PORT VOLUME+SUB DISPLACEMENT as Im sure the subs you are using will be aprox .25-4 cu.ft. displacement each
or just get termlabs oldschool box program and it does all of those calculations for you...which of course is good because as you change tuning in winisd you would constantly need to be self adjusting the box volume to compensate which would of course be a gigantic pain in the butt


