5cuft net. 4 ports. 2 ID 16in length each port. whats my tune?

 

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Username: Tdeaton1021

Near Tampa, Florida USA

Post Number: 1043
Registered: Sep-04
okay ive got that ABC box i built and im trying to mess around with it. im going to close off the second chamber and just use the 4 ports wich are 2 in dia. and they are 16 inch in lenth each port. so 4 ports 2in dia totalling 64 inch port lenght/... what is my tune.. if im not mistaken thats going to be EXTREMELY low. like 10hz or something. ... can i hurt the sub in any way like this? oh yeah after closing off the 2nd chamber its appx 5cuft net. thanks for ur help.

also i just got the idea of cutting off the 2nd chamber but leaving in the middle ports so that would be 8 ports but i could cut the others off making 4 ports 16 inches and 4 ports appx 9 inches... wow im trying too hard... leave it as if i just plug the middle ports and i use 4 ports and 5cuft net.
 

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5 cu. ft. net with 4 2" ports @ 16 inches total length each is 19.56 hz tuning.
 

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Username: Tdeaton1021

Near Tampa, Florida USA

Post Number: 1045
Registered: Sep-04
type rf- how did you do that? i mean like are u using a program online? because if so id like to get the link because the only programs i know of help you figure out length for a desired tune and not what tune a certain lenth and area and volume is.

i dont think thats correct though... are u understanding that each port is 16 inches in length... that makes 64 inches of port length! i think its a lot lower than 19.56
 

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Username: Southernrebel

Monroe, Louisiana USA

Post Number: 1299
Registered: Mar-04
you dont add the port lengths together....you add the port AREA. the port area of 4 2" pipes it only 16.57sq inches...(the equivalent of a 10" x 1.657" slot port)

you still have a 16" long port, but you have VERY little port area for a box that big...that is why the box it tuned so low. with a box that big, i would say go w/ 35sq in+ of port area.
 

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Username: Tdeaton1021

Near Tampa, Florida USA

Post Number: 1046
Registered: Sep-04
no its already built lol... i wudnt have built one like that in the first place

oh and 4 2inch ports is 12.56 sq inches.
so its 18.6hz
 

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LEAP v5.0 and yes it is tuned lower if you don't take into consideration end correction. It is 19.56 hz on the nut...trust me.
 

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Username: Southernrebel

Monroe, Louisiana USA

Post Number: 1305
Registered: Mar-04
trevor...what kind of sub is this for...lol

you may wanna rip for 2" ports out and try some 4" ones.

what are the external deminsions of your box?
 

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Username: Killer44

Ontario Canada

Post Number: 208
Registered: Dec-04
if i have a box 2.5cu ft, with one 4"x7.75" port what is the frequency...thanx
 

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Username: Tdeaton1021

Near Tampa, Florida USA

Post Number: 1051
Registered: Sep-04
marshal you dont understand lol... im not building this box for something. it was already built for mmy avalanche as an abc box with 12 ports. i was going to close off 8 of the ports so it would be a normal ported enclosure but im not anymore, stupid idea lol.
 

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Username: Insearchofbass

Post Number: 3556
Registered: Jun-04
trevor dont give up man and basically if you close out the second chamber youll be tuned to 20 hz the inside ports will need closed off too( chamber 1 to chamber 2) ...now you gave me more ideas with that question lol
 

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Username: Insearchofbass

Post Number: 3557
Registered: Jun-04
im not done experimenting with my abc box by far but things are on hold for a while. (i now have the tools to test my box rise) and i figured out a way to lower it and hopefully i can iron out the other bugs we talked about
 

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Username: Tdeaton1021

Near Tampa, Florida USA

Post Number: 1060
Registered: Sep-04
lol what kind of idea? and i think the ABC box could be more effective with more port area... just a guess though. your the genious :-p
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