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Ok.. I made the box to fit under the baack seat in my 90 x-tra cab ford I think my demenisons were 43 long 18 deep and 8 inch tall. There Lanzar neo series subs powered by my orion 275 sx amp alamani capcitor and monster cable wire. So I should take the tp 2" round ports out and put my 2 4" round ports even though my subs are shallows?
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Shallow or not, it will not influence port area. That is influenced by cone area, excursion and power.
Find a link to the subs, preferably to a user manual and I'll run some numbers to tell you what port length you need.
You have about 3 cubic feet available. It would work perfect for one sub and port. But I can't be sure without sub specs
Find a link to the subs, preferably to a user manual and I'll run some numbers to tell you what port length you need.
You have about 3 cubic feet available. It would work perfect for one sub and port. But I can't be sure without sub specs
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I thought the shallow subs were for smaller boxes/areas (reason for the shallow-ness)??? If you're area is minimal, you wouldn't want a ported box at all... Why the ports??? Is this just preference??? Typically, you will actually loose power handling with ports in your box... I would really get ahold of some specs from the manufacturer and see if they should be in small boxes and sealed or ported... I guess what i'm getting at is two concerns: (1) shallow speakers typically need less box/area for the recommended output and (2) It doesn't seem like a "small box" speaker would have ports - being that ported boxes are usually bigger than sealed as default...
I hope this helps somehow... good luck
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what is the actual Brand Model and/or part number on the speakers? I'll see what kinda info i can gather...
I hope this helps somehow... good luck
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what is the actual Brand Model and/or part number on the speakers? I'll see what kinda info i can gather...
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