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Posted: October 19, 2005 at 1:56 PM / IP Logged  

Does anybody of the specs for a SX12?  I am also having a hard time figuring out there page.  On the SQL part of this sub it says to run it in a box of 1.9 at 32HZ and then if you go to there eclosesure part it says the box for this sub is 2.5 at 35HZ.  How am I supposed to construct this box I have it with new demensions at 1.9 with out the speaker displacement.  Do do you figure in speaker and port displacement when building the box?

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Go to the woofer calculator in this site. it can give u all that info. just entern your specs snd wood thickness and your done. in car audio section on left side of page.
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I have the box design ready but, the guy does not have the speaker yet it has been ordered and I can not find any specs on this sup and on there site it says the speaker is supposed to have a 1.9 cubic box and when I go to the box part of there site it says the box is going to be 2.5 with there numbers.  I just want to know how to figure in port displacemetn and speaker displacemetn into a box when building it how to get the area of a port and all that.

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go to products, subs, se, ts and at the bottom it has the displacement for the sub.

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Posted: October 22, 2005 at 10:20 AM / IP Logged  

You can use this great calculator to help design your box. It usues slot ports though.

http://www.accelerator-pedal.com/ported-box.asp


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