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Wondering if i need a peak at 61Hz where should i tune the front chamber approx.?
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well that is a good question!! I think a little more infromation would be helpful? please post all the details of the setup! car, subs, box setup? (wall or box) what are the goals of the setup?
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the sub is a custom built one from tim roy so i dont know any specifics about it.Its not a wall set up since i have to stay in the cargo area per the rules of the org.the car is a 93 festiva and the only purpose of the box would be to get as big a peak as possible at 61Hz.I was just wondering where 4th orders usealy peak.At tuneing,ten hertz below tuning or what
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It all depends on the specks of the box! you can tune a 4th order to peak at 61hz it takes some test and trial and error to get it just right most people start with a larger rear chamber and the front chamber tunned at 100Hz then stArt working the box to get it to peak where they want it. the size of the rear chamber is going to depend on the how many and what size subs you are using.
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single 12" ,i was going to try 1-1.25 sealed and use the rest of the space ported. thanks for the help just wanting as much info as possible before i start cutting sheets of mdf.
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nope sorry,its a triple slug with a 4" coil a pic. of one is my avatar on the caraudio.com forum.
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quote:Originally posted by pr-festiva: single 12" ,i was going to try 1-1.25 sealed and use the rest of the space ported. thanks for the help just wanting as much info as possible before i start cutting sheets of mdf.
too big u need more less .4 cubes sealed..and ur ported chamber make that as big as u can...with the biggest port possible tuned to 61hz
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