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i have three 10w6's iwould like to use the sparetirewell as part of the box."would like 3 cuft" also iwould like to run ports or port i wasthinking a 6"-24"portout the top of the box."lack of room on face of box due to lack of width" the subs fire into the car through the back seat."when seats are down"
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Posts: 17 | From: portage,michigan,usa | Registered: Aug 1999
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I like to use styrofoam peanuts also. Fill up the well and then put them into a regular rectangular box to figure the space they took up.
You could also put a temporary baffle on the well with a single woofer. Use a voltmeter across a load resistor and play test tones to find the frequency with the lowest developed voltage. This will be at the Fc of that woofer in that box. Using the woofer parameters and the measured Fc you can work backwards to get the airspace. Simple
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And that's the bottom line, cuz: LORD DUKK SAYS SO!
The Big Show The Dukk says: Know your bass: PORT your damn box!! Have HoleSaw, Will Travel!
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In my well, I actually filled an air tight cubic foot box with water, then poured it into my well, then did it again, then partially again to completely fill it. On the third fill, I had a little of half of the water left in the box, so, I have a spare well of about 2.45 square feet, wet! Anyway, I then drilled a small hole in the bottom of the well and let her drain.
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Posts: 3120 | From: nowhere | Registered: May 1999
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ok try this ,i was thinking of running 6 10W6's.now heres were i'm having trouble, when you run more subs to an amp is it less power per sub ? should i just buy another PPI PC 1800? how do you think that would do?
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Posts: 17 | From: portage,michigan,usa | Registered: Aug 1999
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All I can say is that I know a guy with 6 15w6's ibn the back seat of a Grand prix powered by PPI amps and hes hitting 150 on the dot, hope that helps.
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