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alldaz 
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Posted: December 31, 2004 at 7:20 AM / IP Logged  
Hey I have a question i went to Klaus Audio to get a custom box built but i want to know what some of the lingo on the website is, it's asking me the:
Cutout Diameter
Subwoofer Mounting Depth
Subwoofer Displacement
Recommeded Internal Volume
Here are the specs of the sub below, I just dont know what goes where, secondly should I use a ported or a sealed, i'm using two 15'' poweracoustik fubrs and i have all the space in the world so just let me know, thanks in advance
2000 watts power handling
800 Watts RMS
200 oz. magnet size
2.5” ASV voice coil
SPL 93 dB
Fs: 29.1 Hz
Vas: 4.73 cu.ft.
Qms: 3.83
Qes: 0.457
Qts: 0.4986
Xmax: 0.6"
Sealed box: 2 cu. Ft.
Ported box: 3 cu.. Ft.
Tuning: 35 Hz
Port Size: 4”(dia)x6.25”(length)
# of ports:1
Subwoofer(s): Two(2) 15'' Kole Audio KMX-15's
Amplifier: One(1) Power Acoustik Digital Series 2400A
Headunit: Pioneer 860DEH
Speakers:Factory
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bluetruck 
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Joined: December 26, 2004
Location: United States
Posted: December 31, 2004 at 7:42 AM / IP Logged  

mounting depth is how deep the magnet will be when it is mounted.

cutout diameter is the size of the hole to cut to mount it (remember it isnt the outermost diameter, you need wood to screw it into)

the other 2 you need to talk to whoever sold you the sub about.

those are decent subs, but are you planning on competing in SPL competitions? you will get NO s/q from stocker speakers and a bajillion watts of subwoofers. just a thought.

alldaz 
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Posted: December 31, 2004 at 7:54 AM / IP Logged  
I have stock speaker but i have a pioneer 860 DEP HU, so it pretty much took my speakers and blasted them. In addition it's in a 2004 impala with an upgraded sound system so it has alot of speakers anyway. I get pretty good sq out of them the subs, they sq is like a 12 but its as loud as a 15.
Subwoofer(s): Two(2) 15'' Kole Audio KMX-15's
Amplifier: One(1) Power Acoustik Digital Series 2400A
Headunit: Pioneer 860DEH
Speakers:Factory
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Posted: December 31, 2004 at 9:59 AM / IP Logged  

After a brief look at this company,  ( http://www.klausaudio.com/caraudio/subwoofer_boxes/customize.cfm?productid=35) yes they make boxes but you can't call them custom-made.  You have to do the customizing for them by providing all the parameters of the box and port sizes.  They are merely a fabricator.  Go this route only if you know how to build an enclosure yourself.....but  wait, why send off for a mail-order box if you know how to do it yourself?  I don't wish Klaus audio ill will, but I certainly think they could more easily call themselves a custom enlosure builder if you just provide them with the make/model and answer some questions about where it will go..........like you would at a local custom shop.

I'd say nix the idea of ordering online.  You don't have the info to give them.  Find a local custom shop and have the box built there.  This sub would work best in a vented enclosure, and so you need someone with expertise, not a web site where you put dots in the blank spots.


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