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drjjg Sep 21, 2003 06:07 PM

I'm considering buying 4 RE 8's(running @ 8ohms off my Orion 2500d)

I was gonna port em with 4 cubes net, 60sq" tuned to 34hz.

I also was thinking maybe of doing an ABC since you run the 8's in one with success. Jon from Genuine also is quite happy "abc'ing" them too.

Now, from what I understand about the ABC, I would take the volume I would "normally" port them(in this case 4 cubes net) and divide it into 2 chambers( a 66.6% - 33.3% ratio)

Then I would find out the port I would need to tune to 34hz for them, and split that length up(a port for each chamber, and one to connect the chambers)

Am I right so far???


The only thing I was wondering is, how do you cut up that port? In equal lengths? Would 1 6" port be enough? Or should I maybe do a 7 or 8" ?

If you could give me a design for that, I'd appreciate it. I'm curious to see one of these "ABC" boxes in action. See how good they really are [img]graemlins/beer.gif[/img]

Orion_95 Sep 21, 2003 10:34 PM

4 cubes is alot for 4 8"s. ...if you wanna go that big, you will defenetly need more then 60 sq inch port.

2 8's AKA Jeepbeats Sep 21, 2003 11:40 PM

Orion is right, RE recommends .5 ported per sub, tuned to 32 hz. I built a box yesterday for my one RE8 that is around .58 cubes, with a 2"x15" port (around 32-35hz I think?). Sounds awesome, realy hits the lows nicely. The ABC is supposed to be sweet too. Good luck!

Derek Jerome Sep 22, 2003 05:40 AM

I'm pretty sure dukk's abc for one re8 is 1.5 cubes and chaos's abc for 2 re8's was 3 cubes

so for 4 re8's 6 cubes would be more like it................


where the heck is dukk anyways ...... he's the one who know's this stuff

SUX 2BU Sep 22, 2003 06:07 AM


Originally posted by drjjg:
I'm considering buying 4 RE 8's(running @ 8ohms off my Orion 2500d)

I was gonna port em with 4 cubes net, 60sq" tuned to 34hz.

I also was thinking maybe of doing an ABC since you run the 8's in one with success. Jon from Genuine also is quite happy "abc'ing" them too.

Now, from what I understand about the ABC, I would take the volume I would "normally" port them(in this case 4 cubes net) and divide it into 2 chambers( a 66.6% - 33.3% ratio)

Then I would find out the port I would need to tune to 34hz for them, and split that length up(a port for each chamber, and one to connect the chambers)

Am I right so far???


The only thing I was wondering is, how do you cut up that port? In equal lengths? Would 1 6" port be enough? Or should I maybe do a 7 or 8" ?

If you could give me a design for that, I'd appreciate it. I'm curious to see one of these "ABC" boxes in action. See how good they really are [img]graemlins/beer.gif[/img]

You are on the right track. When it comes to find out the port length though, model the box for 2 ports, not one. Let's say your program says you need two 3" ports, 11" long in order to port your 4 cube box to 35 Hz (I'm just throwing numbers out there). Your port tube you want to use then is 3" x 11" long. So, each chamber would get a single 3x11 port and the connecting port would also be a 3x11. You model for 2 ports even though you use the size for one, but use it 3 times. Make sense? [img]graemlins/freak.gif[/img]

Orion_95 Sep 22, 2003 10:37 AM

sorry dodge, i was talking just ported, not abc.

Paul Niwranski Sep 22, 2003 01:11 PM

What what what you guys act like I was gone for a week :D

I don't get on theboard Sunday nights.

Yeah 4cuft should be alright for 4 RE8s. Mine is 1.5cuft for a single one but that's more because it is damn hard to build an ABC any smaller. The woofer works awesome in it though so I'm happy.


SUX2BUs guessing was close: at 4cuft net you would use three 4" ports, each one 11" long and put one vent in each chamber and one connecting the chambers.
Alternately you can cut 6 3" ports, 13" long each.


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