I can't get over your boxes. Dude you have a real talent for this and being so preticulur about how and what your boxes look and sound like, says a lot about you. I want one of your boxes so bad. Please please make blueprints I would love to build one.
Cerwin Vega has a ton of horn designs online. They made a bunch for movie theatres while pioneering subwoofers for the first time. They did this for the movie earthquake in the 70s. The theatres back then didn't have subwoofers and Cerwin Vega made thousands of subwoofers with boxes and delivered with those Earthquake films.
Lol this is the exact video you asking for. And 64 likes lmao. He's even telling you how to tune the horn VS schematics of subwoofer sd. I can't believe this comment 😂😂
You explained both enclosures not only accurately, but simply and concisely. (Moreso than anyone else I've heard) There's so much bad info, inflated specs and misinformed people in car audio, that hearing someone knowledgeable discourse on the subject is refreshing. Nice craftsmanship too, btw.
you do great work been building boxes for 30 years was 17 when i started alot of people dont understand how the right box makes all the difference keep up the good work
The man is pure genius, master of his craft and he has the ability to the complex and make it simple to the point anyone can understand clearly. Keep up the good work and I will be contacting you for my truck box.
I have a 4.7 cube box with 100 sq. inches of port area for a single 12". It was an experiment and worked quite well. Thanks for the explanation. I am planning on a box experiment using the principles of a "loading wall" and kind of a horn too for a more venue/stage show oriented subwoofer box.
I would love to see what this looks like on the inside. I've tried for a few days now to see a similar build to this with no luck. Would really appreciate if you could make more videos on this
First off this is the best channel yet about enclosures I've encountered and delivery of ideas. 💯 Good. I just bought three 12-in stereo integrity SQL 12 s and I'm going with a horn loaded front firing sealed off from trunk enclosure that faces the 3 12s like this if you were looking at them overhead \_/. The chamber they're firing into is MDF on top and bottom of these three enclosures, reinforced. Each sealed in .8 cubic feet for a QTC that's tight and accurate. I was going to go with a front firing sealed off from trunk ported enclosure, with the aero ports ran up through the rear deck loading onto the glass. However,I've always preferred that thump and projection ability with accuracy that the horn produces.
Very informative video, thanks for the clear description of the effects of t line vs horn loading. Im building a custom couch with a built in sub and im going to horn load it. Great work bro 👍
this is the best fucking video explaining the differences in the types of box bc every time i tell someone i have a horn port in my car i have to explain, because its a hatchback without a typical trunk and the sub is reverberating in the open space of the car so i needed the horn port to project the sound over the whole car
You explained this so well, I can tell you know a lot because you dumbed it down and it actually made sense! Most people seem like they are proving they are experts rather than teaching the target audience at the audience's level. Those boxes look great too.... nice smooth corners
this man knows his design criteria, If you build with Baltic Birch (yes more expensive ply) they will not need as much bracing and you will find you can use thinner ply with the same cabinet stiffness. Charge more for a better product. Your explanation is spot on and the language is suitable for most lay people who don't build speakers from scratch. :) Excellent video and boxes. Nice double baffle on the 8" box good job.
Glad I watch this brother in 2021, you have definitively directed me to what design is best for my application.. thanks for your time and imparting your knowledge.
Often double 18s nowadays because you can pack more in a lorry. If you need to drive 2 lorries to get the same output from horn subwoofers, then any efficiency gains are negated by the inefficiencies of 2 trucks vs one. If the venue has a low power supply and the subwoofers can be permanently installed, then you get more out of the horns, and spend less on drivers, though more on cabinet woodwork. Double 18s are good at concentrating bass for space, though Danley Tapped horns are probably doing even better nowadays. I've also found 6th order can gain quite a bit in the upper passband for only being 50% larger than a vented box, and that's without increasing the amp power. I did my birthday party in a village hall and had substantial output from 2 12" subwoofers on 600 watts though only turned up about "40% loudness" which actually gives not 240 watts but just 30, for you need disproportionately more power to get slightly louder, psychologically speaking. By placing them both side by side and facing into a corner at close proximity - far more than I would have had placing one in front of each mid/high stand on the same amplifier. The rig fitted in a Citroen C2 and slammed and got pretty low too.
You have to be absolutely the Best my G. Never heard it explained like this. I took carpentry in high school just too make boxes for Suzuki Samurai jeeps & Broncos.. you make me wanna get back into the Craft. Peace 73X
WOW. Thanks for explaining this in simpleterms. Now I know what to do with my ford ranger early 90s!! Going to build around my TERAMPS 3000 HD 1 OHM. These amps are more than a beast. crazy power in a perfect small space. I think I go 2 12 inch sundowns or 4 8s on one side so I still can maintain a seat in the back and storage room. Thanks again for the explanation MB. B E A Utiful
Even thou this video is old today I understand better on contract of horn vs ported. In aspect to folded horn for djing sub setup. Looking at some old school p.A. sonic 18w,cerwin vega,wanted more of a difference between my ported box cerwin vega stroker & a folded horn subwoofer box for dj setup use in venue,block parties,concerts as u just mentioned 👍🏼 ✌🏻👀 👂 🙉
Thanks man. I learned a lot today and opened my mind to bigger and better builds. I love sq that still can do 50s and 60s on the meter. I want to try doing a horn with the new solo x pro kicker l7x 15" or even 18 if they ever get them out and build a folded horn enclosure in the back of a jeep. Loud, efficient and clean!.
This is really really nice damn bruh so detailed! I always thought the horn was predominantly used for large open spaces, I’ve never seen one mounted in any type of car. Seems like it’s way better and efficient than the ported.
Thank you for the video. Question: for HF Mid/Sub Bassbox; 80-250,300 hertz range. Your thoughts on enclosure design in my van. All sizes and shapes welcomed from your experience to hit those frequencies best.
BudgetBassHead did a video that displayed a 5th order enclosure. You made a very useful point about ported boxes controlling woofer excursion using tuning. Would you consider it reasonable to use the port cross section to make a horn based on the port instead of the driver?
Because these enclosures are equivalent in size, I'm not sure how much more efficient the horn will be for these examples. The horn may skew its efficiency towards the upper bass, and of course some enclosures get closer to the Hoffman - Iron ideal than others. The horn will usually trade compactness for efficiency, as it takes a lot of space to fit that expanding port, particularly when you get to mouth sizes beyond a meter squared to properly support the lowest notes at high efficiency. In smaller "horns" you end up with a flared port or bass pipe design, which might have a wider bandwidth and has some advantages of each type. Usually in a given size constraint, the ported will play louder on the lowest notes. The advantage of a horn is being able to gain efficiency over a broader range, whereas if you simply make a ported box larger, it will become a 1 note wonder unless you install a more efficient speaker.
Don’t know if anyone else has ever had this experience but you saying you prefer larger port areas, I had a 15” sub in a 2”ported box when I was in high school, I was moving so much air through the port that it would at times actually whistle and the smaller the port area the longer it needs to be to tune for lower frequencies
Whats up MB! So what about these different order enclosure? Like when they say 4th order or 5th order? Can you give some insight on these type of enclosures? Man I remember when I first subscribed you only had 100 some subscribers and now look at you! I'm proud to have watched you on your journey and thank you again for helping me! Much love !
GREAT information in your video. Your wood working skills seem at par to your knowledge of horn loading. You gained a subscriber. I agree with you on 8's! I'm yet to try 6's though. Your thoughts horn loading?
Ok question though.. because of the lack of back pressure doesn’t it limit the power handling of the sub? In a simplistic form it’s more like a free air in these terms. I’ve never messed around with horns but it would seem to me that you would want the resonance wall as close to the back of the speakers as possible wo loosing cooling so that you can maintain responsiveness of said speaker on kick drum bass as well adding whatever momentary back pressure you can to keep the speaker from bottoming out.. I’m I correct in this thinking?
No, subs won't act like a free air in a folded horn design. A good way to describe it is a ported box where the ports long and narrows the closer to the woofer it gets. One of the biggest concepts in a folded horn design is that as the air get closer to the speaker in the port. The port size reduces increasing the air velocity, this increase in airspeed and is what makes the speaker efficiency increase. Just like a ported box, folded horns are usually tuned to the subs FS. But they will give you a frequency response more like a sealed box, but louder and more efficient. A good example of a horn design with little input and lots of output is the Tuba.
I thought that the horn needed to be equal to the wavelength of the frequency to be amplified therefore they were mainly used for midrange applications since the wavelength of bass frequencies are too long . It’s interesting that you get good performance from such a short horn enclosure, I’ll have to experiment.
Yeah I’m curious how long this horn is unfolded. I built two 18” tapped horns and they required around ten feet of length to achieve 38hz tuning freq. I can see why he stuck with 12” sub. Mine weigh 140lbs a piece lol
Question im Trying to setup a System in my chevy spark (small hatch). and am curious to what might be better for Solid SPL levels. Should I Go horn or Ported? Im wanting a single 18", I know it will take up most of the car lol, if i can even get it in there, ill go 15" if not. Unless someone thinks a 15 might be better anyways?
So a horn port for 2/8 will make it sound like a pair of 12s a single 12 a single 15 what would you rate it as soundwise instead of a regular port ? Curious because I have four American Bass vfl 8's and I'm wondering if it'll sound louder or just as loud as 2 15's in a horn box versus a normal ported box
So for an Audio Legion 1600.1 mono amp running a 12" dual 2ohm Audio Legion Maximus wired to 1ohm... should I go ported or horn? Also what tuning would you recommend? Im just sitting on them until I have funds for build.
It would be nice to see a graph comparing the two. I use WINISD a lot but I don't recall it having an option for horn loaded woofers. I dont know of any that does? so what is the best type of speaker for a horn loaded woofer? would it be one that also works for an open baffle?
I have 2 10 inch Rockford Fosgate power series what do u suggest type of box for it Its in regular simple box now with small round ports it's not all that yet I have 750 Rockford Fosgate ampl mono on it as well
Could you build a box for 1 DC audio xl 10 dual 2 ohm? Can’t find specific specs for port area. Specs for box volume say 1 cu ft ported. I’ve heard this sub likes a lot of port. I emailed dc audio for more specs about an aero port and all they told me was a 4” port tuned at 34-35hz. I’m not opposed to going with a slot port, it’s in a box right now 1 cu ft with 14” of port area kerf ported, and there’s definitely some port noise. Let me know. Thanks for your time and keep up the great videos and information.
Can we get a demo of the horn enclosure?
One of the best explanations I've heard on the diff's between horn loaded enclosure and ported bass reflex enclosure.
I salute you sir!
I can't get over your boxes. Dude you have a real talent for this and being so preticulur about how and what your boxes look and sound like, says a lot about you. I want one of your boxes so bad. Please please make blueprints I would love to build one.
Preticulur 🤣
Could you make a video about designing a horn enclosure and hints for the build. Thanks a lot, my compliments for your Channel
That u not going and see
Lol
Cerwin Vega has a ton of horn designs online. They made a bunch for movie theatres while pioneering subwoofers for the first time. They did this for the movie earthquake in the 70s. The theatres back then didn't have subwoofers and Cerwin Vega made thousands of subwoofers with boxes and delivered with those Earthquake films.
Lol this is the exact video you asking for. And 64 likes lmao. He's even telling you how to tune the horn VS schematics of subwoofer sd. I can't believe this comment 😂😂
Can it be made with the speaker hole on the bottom
You explained both enclosures not only accurately, but simply and concisely. (Moreso than anyone else I've heard)
There's so much bad info, inflated specs and misinformed people in car audio, that hearing someone knowledgeable discourse on the subject is refreshing. Nice craftsmanship too, btw.
you do great work been building boxes for 30 years was 17 when i started alot of people dont understand how the right box makes all the difference keep up the good work
The man is pure genius, master of his craft and he has the ability to the complex and make it simple to the point anyone can understand clearly. Keep up the good work and I will be contacting you for my truck box.
1 of the best TH-cam channels that breaks everything down to the nitty gritty
I have a 4.7 cube box with 100 sq. inches of port area for a single 12". It was an experiment and worked quite well. Thanks for the explanation. I am planning on a box experiment using the principles of a "loading wall" and kind of a horn too for a more venue/stage show oriented subwoofer box.
I would love to see what this looks like on the inside. I've tried for a few days now to see a similar build to this with no luck. Would really appreciate if you could make more videos on this
First off this is the best channel yet about enclosures I've encountered and delivery of ideas. 💯 Good.
I just bought three 12-in stereo integrity SQL 12 s and I'm going with a horn loaded front firing sealed off from trunk enclosure that faces the 3 12s like this if you were looking at them overhead \_/. The chamber they're firing into is MDF on top and bottom of these three enclosures, reinforced. Each sealed in .8 cubic feet for a QTC that's tight and accurate.
I was going to go with a front firing sealed off from trunk ported enclosure, with the aero ports ran up through the rear deck loading onto the glass. However,I've always preferred that thump and projection ability with accuracy that the horn produces.
Very informative video, thanks for the clear description of the effects of t line vs horn loading. Im building a custom couch with a built in sub and im going to horn load it. Great work bro 👍
this is the best fucking video explaining the differences in the types of box bc every time i tell someone i have a horn port in my car i have to explain, because its a hatchback without a typical trunk and the sub is reverberating in the open space of the car so i needed the horn port to project the sound over the whole car
You explained this so well, I can tell you know a lot because you dumbed it down and it actually made sense! Most people seem like they are proving they are experts rather than teaching the target audience at the audience's level. Those boxes look great too.... nice smooth corners
man i little bit less accent can make it easier to understand your videos for foreign speakers of english . thx for the video .
this man knows his design criteria, If you build with Baltic Birch (yes more expensive ply) they will not need as much bracing and you will find you can use thinner ply with the same cabinet stiffness. Charge more for a better product. Your explanation is spot on and the language is suitable for most lay people who don't build speakers from scratch. :) Excellent video and boxes. Nice double baffle on the 8" box good job.
Droppin knowledge. Great work sir, keep at it!
Thanks
Glad I watch this brother in 2021, you have definitively directed me to what design is best for my application.. thanks for your time and imparting your knowledge.
I was always curious on what clubs and concerts used for boxes. Thanks man 👍🏻
Often double 18s nowadays because you can pack more in a lorry. If you need to drive 2 lorries to get the same output from horn subwoofers, then any efficiency gains are negated by the inefficiencies of 2 trucks vs one. If the venue has a low power supply and the subwoofers can be permanently installed, then you get more out of the horns, and spend less on drivers, though more on cabinet woodwork. Double 18s are good at concentrating bass for space, though Danley Tapped horns are probably doing even better nowadays. I've also found 6th order can gain quite a bit in the upper passband for only being 50% larger than a vented box, and that's without increasing the amp power.
I did my birthday party in a village hall and had substantial output from 2 12" subwoofers on 600 watts though only turned up about "40% loudness" which actually gives not 240 watts but just 30, for you need disproportionately more power to get slightly louder, psychologically speaking. By placing them both side by side and facing into a corner at close proximity - far more than I would have had placing one in front of each mid/high stand on the same amplifier. The rig fitted in a Citroen C2 and slammed and got pretty low too.
You have to be absolutely the Best my G. Never heard it explained like this. I took carpentry in high school just too make boxes for Suzuki Samurai jeeps & Broncos.. you make me wanna get back into the Craft. Peace 73X
I came up with a design for a horn enclosure just to see if I could do it and I love the fact that it plays windows and all down the same as up
I finally get it thanks to the way you explain it. Cheers mate
Last year I attempted to build a horned enclosure for 2 sdr 10’s, and I was amazed by the output. Hands down the loudest set of 10s I’ve ever heard.
How did u calculate the box design after u modeled it
Wish I knew that much about Soundwaves and box building. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Dropping knowledge for us. Thank you for your videos.
WOW. Thanks for explaining this in simpleterms. Now I know what to do with my ford ranger early 90s!! Going to build around my TERAMPS 3000 HD 1 OHM. These amps are more than a beast. crazy power in a perfect small space. I think I go 2 12 inch sundowns or 4 8s on one side so I still can maintain a seat in the back and storage room. Thanks again for the explanation MB. B E A Utiful
Which do you like better?
Even thou this video is old today I understand better on contract of horn vs ported. In aspect to folded horn for djing sub setup. Looking at some old school p.A. sonic 18w,cerwin vega,wanted more of a difference between my ported box cerwin vega stroker & a folded horn subwoofer box for dj setup use in venue,block parties,concerts as u just mentioned 👍🏼 ✌🏻👀 👂 🙉
How do you decide if the woofer is good for a horn enclosure?
Easiest way to say it is: Dont use cheap, mass produced, or low end speakers. We're one of the few companies that build speakers FOR horns and Tlines.
Look for the beyma 15G450N. His Parameter are the optimum for hornenclosure
what this means horn type has wider freq. bandwidth in tuning..? This is one of the best explaination, really love it
I spoke with you yesterday. I can't wait to try this
Thanks man. I learned a lot today and opened my mind to bigger and better builds. I love sq that still can do 50s and 60s on the meter. I want to try doing a horn with the new solo x pro kicker l7x 15" or even 18 if they ever get them out and build a folded horn enclosure in the back of a jeep. Loud, efficient and clean!.
Now that explains dem horns, thanks mang, great explanation! 🙌🏾
I had no idea horns could be used in this way untill now. Thank you for this
This is really really nice damn bruh so detailed! I always thought the horn was predominantly used for large open spaces, I’ve never seen one mounted in any type of car. Seems like it’s way better and efficient than the ported.
Brother. Deffinantly dont keep it simple. Knowledge is power!
Your channel is underrated I learn a lot from you
Your the best teacher ever
thx for explaining the horn, I'd actually prefer a horn or tapped horn enclosure over a 2nd or 4th order reflex for SQ.
Just learned something because of your last video I had to look more into this subject.
This is the same science applied to the old line of Klipsch home audio speakers. A lot of people run systems on literally a few watts.
Back in the day there is what they call it the Klipsch horn I had one for a little while it was really old pretty amazing too
Great channel. I really like your content and knowledge level. Future customer.
Very solid video, thorough explanation. Keep posting more!
Thank you for the video. Question: for HF Mid/Sub Bassbox; 80-250,300 hertz range. Your thoughts on enclosure design in my van. All sizes and shapes welcomed from your experience to hit those frequencies best.
Design elements and internal shape?
Thank you for your time and knowledge.
BudgetBassHead did a video that displayed a 5th order enclosure. You made a very useful point about ported boxes controlling woofer excursion using tuning. Would you consider it reasonable to use the port cross section to make a horn based on the port instead of the driver?
Great explanation. Needed this. Thank you 🙏🏾
Because these enclosures are equivalent in size, I'm not sure how much more efficient the horn will be for these examples. The horn may skew its efficiency towards the upper bass, and of course some enclosures get closer to the Hoffman - Iron ideal than others. The horn will usually trade compactness for efficiency, as it takes a lot of space to fit that expanding port, particularly when you get to mouth sizes beyond a meter squared to properly support the lowest notes at high efficiency. In smaller "horns" you end up with a flared port or bass pipe design, which might have a wider bandwidth and has some advantages of each type. Usually in a given size constraint, the ported will play louder on the lowest notes.
The advantage of a horn is being able to gain efficiency over a broader range, whereas if you simply make a ported box larger, it will become a 1 note wonder unless you install a more efficient speaker.
Very well explained thank you tim
Don’t know if anyone else has ever had this experience but you saying you prefer larger port areas, I had a 15” sub in a 2”ported box when I was in high school, I was moving so much air through the port that it would at times actually whistle and the smaller the port area the longer it needs to be to tune for lower frequencies
New viewer. You really explain things well. Very nice !!
Whats up MB! So what about these different order enclosure? Like when they say 4th order or 5th order? Can you give some insight on these type of enclosures? Man I remember when I first subscribed you only had 100 some subscribers and now look at you! I'm proud to have watched you on your journey and thank you again for helping me! Much love !
GREAT information in your video. Your wood working skills seem at par to your knowledge of horn loading.
You gained a subscriber. I agree with you on 8's! I'm yet to try 6's though. Your thoughts horn loading?
Great video your knowledge and ability to articulate are top notch could you make a detailed video about SPL it would be greatly appreciated thank you
I’m so glad you remembered everything i taught you Myron bruh lol. Proud of you homie.
Ok question though.. because of the lack of back pressure doesn’t it limit the power handling of the sub? In a simplistic form it’s more like a free air in these terms. I’ve never messed around with horns but it would seem to me that you would want the resonance wall as close to the back of the speakers as possible wo loosing cooling so that you can maintain responsiveness of said speaker on kick drum bass as well adding whatever momentary back pressure you can to keep the speaker from bottoming out.. I’m I correct in this thinking?
No, subs won't act like a free air in a folded horn design. A good way to describe it is a ported box where the ports long and narrows the closer to the woofer it gets. One of the biggest concepts in a folded horn design is that as the air get closer to the speaker in the port. The port size reduces increasing the air velocity, this increase in airspeed and is what makes the speaker efficiency increase. Just like a ported box, folded horns are usually tuned to the subs FS. But they will give you a frequency response more like a sealed box, but louder and more efficient. A good example of a horn design with little input and lots of output is the Tuba.
The graph on a horn enclosure looks similar to a sealed enclosure. But typically it's a little more efficient. Or at least that's been my experience.
Best explanation yet best.
Brotha, if I had the space I may have went with the horn for my box. Another great vid. Keep it going!
By far the best explanation I've ever heard on port vs horn enclosures! Sub'd! (no pun intended :o)
My dude if I could buy a horn enclosure box from you that would be dope your knowledge is precious. Love from the HI, Oahu G 🤙🏽
I thought that the horn needed to be equal to the wavelength of the frequency to be amplified therefore they were mainly used for midrange applications since the wavelength of bass frequencies are too long . It’s interesting that you get good performance from such a short horn enclosure, I’ll have to experiment.
Yeah I’m curious how long this horn is unfolded. I built two 18” tapped horns and they required around ten feet of length to achieve 38hz tuning freq. I can see why he stuck with 12” sub. Mine weigh 140lbs a piece lol
And dont forget 33hz tune always is the best 💣
The horn loaded enclosure allows the subwoofer to operate in the correct low pressure/ high volume displacement modality.
@nate0 How well would a JL Audio 13w7 work in a horn enclosure ?
@nate0 I mean how would it function
@nate0 I want to know if the bass quality will be better than that of a
regular subwoofer
Great Explaination. Thank you.
So is the chamber behind the sub hole sealed and then fires into the folded horn walls on this design?
What program or calculations do you use to design your horn enclosures?
Can you make a video with this old but good subwoofer. 8 " Power acoustic reaper
Question
im Trying to setup a System in my chevy spark (small hatch). and am curious to what might be better for Solid SPL levels. Should I Go horn or Ported? Im wanting a single 18", I know it will take up most of the car lol, if i can even get it in there, ill go 15" if not. Unless someone thinks a 15 might be better anyways?
Nice job. I'd like a horn box for two Meso 8s.
Can you build horn enclosures for underseat builds for trucks???
Man this dude knows his s*** about speaker boxes
So a horn port for 2/8 will make it sound like a pair of 12s a single 12 a single 15 what would you rate it as soundwise instead of a regular port ? Curious because I have four American Bass vfl 8's and I'm wondering if it'll sound louder or just as loud as 2 15's in a horn box versus a normal ported box
MBE, does a horn load off the back of a (suv) the same as any other enclosure? And, what is bigger, a horn or 6th order enclosure?
Let's see some freq graphs and spl measurements on these. thx MB
Which is best for an mid size SUV?
Great information like always.👍
Cerwin Vega also in particular. 18s carry their sound
So for an Audio Legion 1600.1 mono amp running a 12" dual 2ohm Audio Legion Maximus wired to 1ohm... should I go ported or horn? Also what tuning would you recommend? Im just sitting on them until I have funds for build.
So for a Ford F-150 super crew, dual 8 inch setup, a horn enclosure would be best? Or rear facing port?
Thanks for the info man! Could you show us a vid of the horn in action ?
Best vid youve made. Awesome job
I found this to be very useful and informative I appreciate your content and keep crashing it brother💪🏾Maryland showing ❤️
Does the horn need to be the right length to be set on the quarter wave length?
Awesome explanation I need that two 8 box for my 2018 accord how can some one get in touch with you
I apologize if you have already made a video covering my questions. Im is new to your channel.
It would be nice to see a graph comparing the two. I use WINISD a lot but I don't recall it having an option for horn loaded woofers. I dont know of any that does? so what is the best type of speaker for a horn loaded woofer? would it be one that also works for an open baffle?
I wanna learn to make a horn enclosure 😎👍can you make a tutorial on how to make one?
Boss channel and great information
Can you do a sealed box as well as a push/pull (Isobaric) box? Thank you!
Can I use the horn enclosure for Pioneer TW-3002d2 Champion Series Pro?
Make a video demonstrating both 12" boxes....
You got the gift bruh👍🏾
When would u recommend to use a horn enclosure?
Good infi Mann, never saw a video describing it in real talk!!!
I have 2 10 inch Rockford Fosgate power series what do u suggest type of box for it Its in regular simple box now with small round ports it's not all that yet I have 750 Rockford Fosgate ampl mono on it as well
Could you build a box for 1 DC audio xl 10 dual 2 ohm? Can’t find specific specs for port area. Specs for box volume say 1 cu ft ported. I’ve heard this sub likes a lot of port. I emailed dc audio for more specs about an aero port and all they told me was a 4” port tuned at 34-35hz. I’m not opposed to going with a slot port, it’s in a box right now 1 cu ft with 14” of port area kerf ported, and there’s definitely some port noise. Let me know. Thanks for your time and keep up the great videos and information.
So, I should have above 16 square inches of port for a 15? I guess I need to recalculate my next box of 8-15s.
New follower, just wondering how much does your box usually go for
How can i calculate the tunning for a horn enclosure i might want to do it for my DD715 cause i use it as my home audio sub