tri tune box

hello i just bought a new car 1996 bmw 325i full reiger kit i wanted to make a new box since my old stereo got sold with my old car. i am wanting to build a tri tune box but kinda confused i try to stay away from box building cause of the complexity. i have a 12" alpine type r dual vocie coil 4 ohm . and am powering it with a alpine mrv 1005 amplifier. if anybody has built this box before can u plz post me a rough outline of the dimesions. i know the tri tune boxes sound hectic. or if anybody has a site in whick would help me to build a box  sealed box volume should be 0.8 and 1.0 cubic feet. if anyone can help i would appericate it thanks

pavan wrote: hello i just bought a new car 1996 bmw 325i full reiger kit i wanted to make a new box since my old stereo got sold with my old car. i am wanting to build a tri tune box but kinda confused i try to stay away from box building cause of the complexity. i have a 12" alpine type r dual vocie coil 4 ohm . and am powering it with a alpine mrv 1005 amplifier. if anybody has built this box before can u plz post me a rough outline of the dimesions. i know the tri tune boxes sound hectic. or if anybody has a site in whick would help me to build a box  sealed box volume should be 0.8 and 1.0 cubic feet. if anyone can help i would appericate it thanks

What is a "tri tune box"? Are you referring to a bandpass enclosure, where the woofer is buried inside the box, and vented to the outside? Never having even HEARD of a "tri tune box", I can't help you, and I bet most anybody else here wouldn't be able to, either...It all reminds me of something that Molière once said to Guy de Maupassant at a café in Vienna: "That's nice. You should write it down."

a "tri  tuned" box  if i remember right is a vented box  made to spec for the sub then it has an addition on the side that i beleive is about half the size of the part with the sub..then you put a port to connect the two box's and a port comming out of each box as well... but the whole time the sub is still seen outside the boxTri County KustomZ

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Bigsingh wrote: ] ok , well if you are looking for an SPL application there is no real point in building a ported box because this sub is more for SQ applications

This is not true. The Type R's work very well in ported boxes, and get quite loud. Not sure about a tri tune box??Nik

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Tri Tuned box= BOSE Acoustimass sub..... Be very very prepared to do some very serious math, and a pretty big box.... the Bose box has I believe 2 5.25" woofers in it, and is fairly big. Do a simple ported or sealed.... your brain will thank you later. Gus Wherever I go, that is where I end up......

yah i went down to my local stereo store n he has some kicking so im just gonna buy one or my buddy has on with a 12" alpine type r im just gonna steal the meassurement those boxes sound nuts theyre loud as hell plus u get nice deep bass, hits teh lows without bottoming out