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I have a real problem that i would like to have some help on if that is possible. Me and my friend are hooking up my system in my car and i am doing a ported wedge. The question is does the angle of the wedge affect my sound and everything. Right now we have it figured out at 45 degrees and i was wondering if i should make that angle bigger or not. all the help i can get would be wonderfull
thank you t.c.
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Posts: 10 | From: Rehoboth, DE USA | Registered: May 2000
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well i am putting 4 15's in this box and i want it to be way loud and clear. i just didnt know if we make the angle bigger if that would help the sound waves not cancel each other out or what ever hope you can still help me some more
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Posts: 10 | From: Rehoboth, DE USA | Registered: May 2000
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it is a pac man two on the top and then two on the bottom two of the subs will be inverted one on the top and one on the bottom on oppisite sides hope this helps you out on helping me out
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Posts: 10 | From: Rehoboth, DE USA | Registered: May 2000
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well the box will only hold 4 subs two will be on the bottom and two will be on the top there is only one row for top and bottom the speaker on the bottom of the driver side will be inverted and the top of the passenger side will be inverted i hope that this helps out a little more
crow
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Posts: 10 | From: Rehoboth, DE USA | Registered: May 2000
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i dont see a problem with the way that you have (or will) construct this enclosure. as for the angle of the wedge...there should be little to no effect to tuning freq. especially since the wedge is only one row deep. it seems to me that deep wedges with narrow openings do have effect on tuning freq.'s. i take it that you can not do as danny suggested and fit all the subs on the same plane?(i.e...flat wall) if not the way that you described should work well for you. as for the inversion of subs..it should not matter as long as phasing is correct. good luck
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