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extacy 
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Posted: September 11, 2007 at 1:54 PM / IP Logged  

Tomorrow im supposed to make a box for a friend of mine who has a Kicker Comp 12

The box will be 2.0cuft and the port will be tuned to 36Hz with a 3" diameter port with a length of 5" (thats what the port calculator here gave). I cant find a 4" diameter port sadly so im stuck with this 3"

Experts here think this will be good ? Anything I should change ? Thanks :)

extacy 
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Anyone please :(

jmelton86 
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As long as 2 cu. ft. is in the range that Kicker recommends ported for the Comp12, you should be good.

Make sure it's well-braced, solid, and leak-free.

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extacy 
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Posted: September 12, 2007 at 8:58 AM / IP Logged  

Yes ... infact I was reading one of the older model manuals ... and they use this box size along with a 36Hz tuned port (4" though) so I guess this is good to go.

I wana ask one thing though ... what about adding two ports ? Is there anything I have to take in consideration when adding the second port (identical size/ tuning frequency) except for the additional port volume ?

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I wouldn't know that. But if the12volt.com's calculator gave you 5" for the port lenth based on 3" diameter, 2 cu. ft, and 36Hz then I would just use the one port.
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Well what does the manual say? If you don't have it, kicker.com has the information there for you. Can't go wrong with that. ^-^

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extacy 
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Posted: September 15, 2007 at 8:03 AM / IP Logged  

Ahhh bellsracer you helped me out before too.

Anyways I got the Kicker running ... pretty satisfactory result :) Also got a nice L5 running in a Toyota Yaris ... sealed.

Next up is a W1v2 12" for my ownself. Ill post pics up of all the setups I hav been doin these days once all are done.


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