Loww Bass

[casper]

^^^ ....thanks

[TK!]

i thought:

low tuned box = high excursion below tuned freq = stress on speaker = shorter life on speaker.

[SR]

you are correct

applies to ported boxes


sealed boxes do not have those issues

[spam]

so it aint good to build a box out of pligh?

what about a teak or cedar box

why you could only use mdf and the saw dust board ?

meen know eh i new to this music thing

[crazybalhead]

Ply is not bad. Teak or cedar will not be dense enough and may rattle. MDF is dense enough to avoid resonance in higher frequencies.

[§ephiroth]

So What box is best for full range like good highs and wicked Lows without bein a sub killer?

[crazybalhead]

You should have a properly tuned Subwoofer in one enclusure and your front stage at the fron of the car.

[§ephiroth]

^^WHA??

[- Rovin's car audio -]

i think wha Sepi was asking is whats a good overall port tuning to get both d lows & highs - i would say mid 30s for my personal taste .......

[pugboy]

out of curiosity how do you guys tune a box/port for a particular frequency ?

[casper]

it have computer software that gives you calculations for those kinda stuff pugboy

[pugboy]

I thought that a box is actually an alignment(according to thiele/small) and the port tuning is for that alignment + speaker parameters

I could be wrong but I believe that if you go changing the port tuning using whatever method it throws other things out of whack ie out of alignment

[MonsterPower]

out of curiosity how do you guys tune a box/port for a particular frequency ?

I thought that a box is actually an alignment(according to thiele/small) and the port tuning is for that alignment + speaker parameters

I could be wrong but I believe that if you go changing the port tuning using whatever method it throws other things out of whack ie out of alignment

take dem to school yes ..