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aznboi3644 
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Posted: December 06, 2006 at 4:23 PM / IP Logged  
That is very possible...Jeff has 6 subs in a small ported box...and steve mead has his subs in a common chamber...I think.
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im not saying it isnt possible. just not preferred. you still need lots of bracing and one GIANT port or lots of smaller ones. Much easier in my opinion to make 2 or 3 smaller boxes.
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I think it would be sweet to have 3 different ported boxes with 2 subs in each and port each one different. say 32hz, 42, and 50hz
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That different porting idea would be cool...but how would it sound??
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i have no clue. lol. if you could bandpass crossover each box im sure you could get it to sound awesome!
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hell, instead of mixing port sizes, why not mix box types? build a box with two chambers.. 3 subs in one box, sealed.. then 3 subs in one box, ported. the 3 sealed subs will be punchier, while the 3 ported ones will be a bit boomier. why not, right?

personally though, i've always preferred a sealed box.. i listen to a lot of alt/rock and the sealed is a bit more responsive.

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killer sonata wrote:
what are you going to tune the ports to? I hope you arent doing one large box for all 6 subs!

Greetings.  At this moment, unless I have good arguement not to,I plan on tuning the ports to 52hz.  I have had really nice results that way, and I end up with an "SQL" system that I really enjoy.  As far as how many enclosures, it will actually be one big blob, but each sub will be individually chambered and ported within.  A nice facade piece or pieces and it should look decent (crossing fingers).

Chris R.
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