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gman91 
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Does anyone know what kind of how big and what type of enclosure i should put my 2 Eclipse 87121.8 subs in?
Fs 27Hz
Qts 0.43
DCR 7.2Ω
Vas 1.95 Cuft
Xmax (one way) 0.73˝
Continuous Power Handling 300W
Music Power Handling 600w
Those are the only specs i could find on the subs.
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Load both subs in a single enclosure, either sealed 2.3 cuft net, or ported 4.8 cuft net with port tuned to about 25Hz.  The subs can handle 300 watts each.
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Is there any programs i can use to help build a box to those specs? The box i have now ( outer dimensions ) are L 34 3/8 in x W 15 3/4 in x H 14 in, the box is 3/4 mdf board.
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My box now is a R/T, slot ported.
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gman91 wrote:
Is there any programs i can use to help build a box to those specs? The box i have now ( outer dimensions ) are L 34 3/8 in x W 15 3/4 in x H 14 in, the box is 3/4 mdf board.

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I'm a noob when it comes to how to determine a box size + port size. If the box is 4.8 cubic ft with a port, what should the demensions be LxWxD ? how wide / tall / deep should i make the port?
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I called eclipse they say the box sizes are SPL .45 or .85 ft3 Boomy bass 1.5 1.75 ft 3, So if that is sealed how big ported? they said the recommend sealed enclosures.

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