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taziam 
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hey there got a rfp 1410 looked for the data no vented data online anyone know sugested box vol and port for it?
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taziam 
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thanks ehhh what no port size or length hahahahaha
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Posted: March 04, 2006 at 8:51 PM / IP Logged  

http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/rftech/library/1996/5_Subwoofers/RFP-1410_1810-TS.pdf

There's the specs.  What is this, a 10-year old subwoofer? 

I had some free time so I worked this up for you in a vented box.  Build your box so that the internal gross air volume is 0.92 cubic feet.  Use a PVC tube for a port that has an opening of 3", and cut it to a length of 12.6".  Driver and port displacements will amount to about  0.12 cu ft, so the net air volume will be 0.8 cu ft.  This will tune the box to 40 Hz and give you the deepest bass response you will get.

Here's a screen shot of the response:  rfp1410.jpg  If the pic is fuzzy, move your cursor around the bottom right of the screen until the expand icon appears, then click on it.

I saved this WinISD file in the database, so if you have any problems with incorporating the port, post back about it.  We don't want to use a larger diameter port because the length would be too long to work with, and since this sub is rated at 200 watts this 3" port diameter will be fine to use.

Build the box so that it performs well in the worst case scenario and, in return, it will reward you at all times.

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