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Tuning for max SPL


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nickvr 
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Posted: January 25, 2005 at 5:41 PM / IP Logged  
Hi. How do I calculate where (tuning freq) my SUB will produce max SPLs in ported box?
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The specification of the speaker (Pioneer TS-SW124D) shows 3 box types i.e. sealed, ported & Single Reflex Bandpass. Max SPL (db) for the ported box (this is what I have) is achieved at approx. 75Hz. Does this mean that if I port the box for e.g. 40Hz I wouldn't get close to max SPL (db)? I like punchy bass....

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one thing u be better off with a 4th order bandpass box.... that alone would boost ur spl alot 
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Do you want to listen to your music or just be loud? If you tune the box to 40hz it will play a wide range of music, give good depth extension and be loud. If you tune it to 75 hz, it will be a loud one note wonder.

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I much rather have wider range!
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