Box tunning

 

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Username: B3n07

Louisville, Ky USA

Post Number: 1013
Registered: Jul-07
what would be thee best tuning frequencyfor two 12 L7 so it will sound really good for comps.
 

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Username: Basssquared

Kansas

Post Number: 2542
Registered: Nov-06
i used to run 2 12" L7s in 4 cubes tuned to 38 hz and it got loud and still sounded good on music i tried a 4 cubic foot box tuned to 45 hz it got loud on the higher notes but wasn't quite as musical
 

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Username: B3n07

Louisville, Ky USA

Post Number: 1014
Registered: Jul-07
im tring to go to comps with it an im in amateur so i cant use sound waves an have to use music. do you know what you were scoring? right now in the box im using i can only get up to 137 im thinking they can do alot better in some better boxs
 

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Username: Basssquared

Kansas

Post Number: 2543
Registered: Nov-06
i never got to meter it but it was pretty loud to the ear
 

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Username: B3n07

Louisville, Ky USA

Post Number: 1015
Registered: Jul-07
i was gonna have fisher customs design it for me since i can see his boxs are pretty good i just need the tuning freq
 

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Username: Tatonka

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Post Number: 2877
Registered: Mar-07

quote:

what would be thee best tuning frequencyfor two 12 L7 so it will sound really good for comps.



This depends strictly on the vehicle. What make and model is it?

Also, which song do you plan on playing?

You may luck up and find somebody that has already done alot of testing with your vehicle, but usually, you are going to have to do the testing yourself.
 

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Username: B3n07

Louisville, Ky USA

Post Number: 1016
Registered: Jul-07
the car is a 2004 dodge intrepid i was hopping to use hypnotized or juice box on it. an would it be better to use aero ports instead of a vented port
 

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Username: B3n07

Louisville, Ky USA

Post Number: 1019
Registered: Jul-07
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