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Suit yourself, my friend. Suit yourself.

Quote: Originally Posted by mazdakid if your round ports arent flared then id make it a slot port instead. your .2 displacement for 2 ports and sub might be off. Quote: Originally Posted by QuantumAudio .2 for ports and sub is definitely wrong, sub alone displaces that easily x3... might wanna recheck that math. .15 for ports assuming no flares more with them and .2 or more for sub assuming its a 15? look for 3.8-3.9 cubic feet. your at...

Any combination of primer + color coat will get you what you want. For the raw MDF edges, you're going to have to keep doing coat after coat of primer until it finally starts building. Sand lightly and then put a couple of color coats over it. Easiest way is to use a bit of bond and sand because that will remove even the lines from the seams as well and it will look all on solid, smooth piece. By far the easiest coating for a box though...

Recount!

i think using a labrith port of that length is going to hurt ur overall port velosity 4 180 degree turns is going to have the air flow all jumbled up .... why not try wraping the port around the back side of the box?

Quote: Originally Posted by phemps i always use the manual formulas its not that hard. basic f uckin math this will be a short reply section, because most wouldnt know what to do with the formulas! and math is done by calculators and the writen aspect of it is getting lost.

Quote: Originally Posted by mobeious ur asking alot of a pair of 8's to play 28hz with authority lol .. 48hz would give u a -3db around 30hz Alrighty. I forgot I was talking about 8"s. I get carried away. Quote: Originally Posted by mbrooky just build it already OP...he knows what he's talkin bout... and do a build log as well mobeious what do you think about a nightshade 18...2 cu sealed/4 cu ported @48hz? Hopefully...

Quote: Originally Posted by PV Audio Don't waste time with PWK. He talks a big game and says he does stuff like "use frequency domain analysis of vehicular transfer function with emphasis on maximizing on-axis linear piston response" which basically means that he can make your sub output linear in your specific car which any good designer can do. x2.

Quote: Originally Posted by iamamp3pimp Angle iron sure can flex. if i had your number id send you a text of what we did recently in an enclosure.... post it i use concrete to secure the back of my wall

Quote: Originally Posted by iamamp3pimp yes. yes i can. Any thing you need from me besides what is posted here?