(6) Sundown SA-8 build part 4
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Box = A+++++! good stuff man.
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i like it very much!! subbed
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probably bottoming out cuz you need a loading wall up front. if you feel up to it cut out a square piece to cover the front and use 2 4" aeros or 1 6" aero and seal the rear and tune around 50hz. tho i would try using 1 or 2 4" aeros in the rear and tune around 30-35hz and see how it does, should do well.
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badass! i was thinking of doing my fourth this way but wish i did..i like the layout. i have 4 sa8s in a fourth and loved it. very nice bro!
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Bad ass... I wish I lived near you so I can hear them in person.
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build log for the box? is it ported in the back? 6th order? kind of hard to see
01Ranga 3 months ago
@01Ranga to be honest, I dont know what order this is. I kinda winged it on this box since I never built one like this and dont have software to design one. The panel in the rear of the chamber had a board that is interchangable so I can seal it off or add a port. Havent had time yet to test the tuning with it sealed. (2) 4" ports 14" long should bring it to 33hz, so I have some experimenting to do. According to 12volt.com, it is a "3 chambered single reflex bandpass". Someone enlighten me!
Bsktbll895 3 months ago
@Bsktbll895
if you seal off the rear it becomes a 4th order(single reflex) bandpass. if you port the rear it becomes a series tuned 6th order(fine tune with a front loading wall). try sealing the rear and see how it sounds then try it with a 3" or 4" aero ported externally at the rear and tune it low ;) i would also experiment with a front loading wall with both sealed and ported rear application.
01Ranga 3 months ago
@01Ranga Okay so I tried it sealed today and its a no go. Output is poor and the subs almost bottom out in the process. 4" areos are next. Wish me luck
Bsktbll895 3 months ago