Test Run in new box... 6 cu.ft @35Hz 2 12" Type R Flexin' "IPut On"

[18abVFL]

HAHAHAHAH you have to put the camera an inch away from the flex to see it

[blazinloud]

wow man, that box is monstrous for those :p

check out my video running the same subs on 1500rms in 5 cubic feet at 32hz.

[calvinblinkee]

Um yeah you need to brace the shit out of that box lol. You're losing output!!

[codsterx]

I have a 2002 passat but i dont know where to fish my wire from teh battery to the amp , anyone know a good spot?

[bub1360]

you need to take care of that box flex other than that awesome vid man

[DanneVolvo]

35hz is the way to go :D Nice work!

[DJMakeWay]

Very nice that is the most body flex I think I have seen from 2 type r 12's. I plan on running the same subs and amp combo very soon with a huge ported box in my golf I can't wait.

[blazinloud]

nice! im runnin 5 cubic feet @32hz with a shit load of port area on a saz-1500D@1ohm, check er out.

how they holding up?

[low72]

do you put on for your city, ericsuprah?

[diablo2369]

That's not 6 cuft after port, but the system seems lacking?

[attpureownpk]

@diablo2369 that is easly a 6 cu ft box dude.

[mobileenclosures]

Actually, to those worried about panel resonance, this can help the frequency response of the enclosure to an extent. But I do agree that this clip does show that it might be a little too much for these drivers. :)

[jacobryan7]

yeah take the type R's out and get another peice of mdf and have a double baffle it will help alot and probly give you better bass

[SPLfreak18]

Towards the end it looks like your box is getting some flex.

More bracing?

[danielhattie2000]

yeah you need a way bigger port. your supposed to use between 12 - 16 in^2 per cubic foot so thats 72 - 96 In^2

[acdcskater09]

dude that port is giant what are you talking about

[danielhattie2000]

when tuning a ported box it is recommend that you use between 12-16 in^2 per cube for port area because smaller than 12 could give you port noise and could give you hollow bass. he has 50 in ^2 to 6 ft^3 of box which is 8.3 in^2 per cube. which is way too small

[mobileenclosures]

@danielhattie2000 This is relative to the type of subwoofer and type of enclosure that you decide to build, but is a great place to start. Port noise accumilates when the pressure in the enclosure exceeds the maximum pressure with 10% distortion. The numbers you used here are a great way to avoid that. Great information for ported enclosures.

[danielhattie2000]

@mobileenclosures yeah when you dopnt know what your doing those numbers are great help

[mobileenclosures]

@danielhattie2000 Looks like it!:) Great set-up, man.

[wsmski]

sound pretty hektik but i think 12.5"x4" is a bit of a squeeze if thats a 6 cu. ft. box net

[mobileenclosures]

@wsmski Like I said in danielhattie's post reply, The port area is relavent information when you talk about the relation between internal volume vs port size. But if you design a box for spl rather than sq, then a 12.5X4 for a single twelve would be a great starting point. Generally, you want the X and Y relation to be within 10% of each other. For instance, a 1" X 10" would be cutting it too close, but 12.5" by 4" is only 3-4% of each other in port area. So, generally, this would be ok.

[moddingpc]

nice sys i like it.

check mine plz

[mikeyhead69]

Decided to start thinking about building a new box on friday night, woke up... said let's do it, and by 5 am sunday morning, we were wakin people up :D