Design and Build a Sub Box: SoundMan Car Audio
Posted on 23. Aug, 2010 by Office Design And Build in interior office refurbishment contractors
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Posted on 23. Aug, 2010 by Office Design And Build in interior office refurbishment contractors
© 2010 Office Design And Build. All Rights Reserved.
Internet Marketing by ireally
fearfactory510
23. Aug, 2010
get a tube of caulk in the “no caulk gun needed” tube. Then you can reach everything.
kokkaburra523
23. Aug, 2010
You look like Johnny Knoxville
chevixxx
23. Aug, 2010
hey what a bout the driver displacement???
Blackdog747
23. Aug, 2010
how do you calculate volume in an irregular custom box?
9774333174
23. Aug, 2010
dude i thought i was in math class XD for a second there
seniormacho
23. Aug, 2010
would a 10w3 sound good in a box 1.6 ft3 sealed for better lows but still the sound quality?
lancer7610
23. Aug, 2010
hey when are you going to post the head unit installation video Ive been waiting for so long !?
TaladagaCockknocker
23. Aug, 2010
That has to be the smallest box in the history of the dope game!
andrew018018
23. Aug, 2010
@Ericec4126 sealed boxes are much smaller than ported boxes, displacement = 1.375 cuft sealed
Ericec4126
23. Aug, 2010
I have a 12 w7 and can’t find my spec sheet do you think you could help me out with what the cubic feet is for that speaker? Will the cubic feet change if it’s a sealed or a ported box?
soundmancaraudio
23. Aug, 2010
@sn95chico Yeh those XD’s are awesome!!!! I was suprissed
stereomaster279
23. Aug, 2010
@soundmancaraudio hahahahaahahhaha i like your style “hate to break it to ya’ “
soundmancaraudio
23. Aug, 2010
@xkaosu9x Wrong again my friend… Vas is the volume of air that offers the same degree of restoring force on the cone as that of the cone’s suspension. Sorry to break it to ya..
soundmancaraudio
23. Aug, 2010
@xkaosu9x Not true my friend. If you’re making a one cubic foot box, you would have inside dimensions of 12×12x12. If you only compensated for height and width you would have inside dimensions of 12×12x10.5.
jjlwis
23. Aug, 2010
Cool! not bad for a youtube video!!
xkaosu9x
23. Aug, 2010
also, the speaker’s spec sheet should list the Vas of the speaker, which the is the volume displacement. by adding the Vas to the required enclosure volume you can calculate the dimensions for a true match rather than rounding your length and winging it.
all of this is nitpicking for a small enclosure, but when you move up to larger speakers you can really throw off the Qtc and make the box sound like crap.
xkaosu9x
23. Aug, 2010
if you’re already accounting for the thickness of the wood in your height and width then you should not be adding it to your length. by accounting for this in the side pieces you’re using them to bookend the main chamber, so no additional length is needed; your length is your true length, not just interior length. so in your demo the length should be 8.8 inches. by adding the additional length of 1.5 inches you’re creating a total volume of 0.3546 cubic feet
sn95chico
23. Aug, 2010
great video
pimp
what do you think about the new jl amps
have you sold any yet
let me knw doug
peepeepluspoopoo
23. Aug, 2010
hahaha he seemed so calm and well mannered, than he breaks out with… this is fucked… this is fucked…
random
nextrider123
23. Aug, 2010
ha i doubt that sub even puts anything out prolly sounds like 2 6/9’s
nextrider123
23. Aug, 2010
ha fuck all the math involved thank god for programs that do it for you (math)
i felt like i was in math class all over again
boboridesbmx
23. Aug, 2010
man wish u guys lived close to the 219 area ha, u seem like ur willing to help make a box with the customer not willing to take there money and rip them off.
johnsonwacker
23. Aug, 2010
hahaha 2:32 i can see the math confusion setting in