Very well done project bro .... u have been progressing a lot .... port area a little oversize . Might be looking for spl ....some 45's to smooth air flow .. a cross brace and these driver can nearly crack everthing in its path .. i've been using the single coil one in a honda and its awesome .... tsw311s4.. good job .. congratulations ..
20hz tuning is expensive to setup. First you need a subwoofer with a resonance of at least 25Hz, and that only available on super expensive brands like Sundown, DD, B2 or JL Audio.
Wooow Beautifully crafted sub box man i love it!!! I wish had a nice table saw to cut my pieces straight. My boxes tend to have little gaps because of cutting the pieces free handed.thank god for caulk! Where i'm from tools are super expensive but i make do with little that i have to make them🇹🇹
😎Congratulations !!! Work of art, perfection, great finish ... The efficiency must be the same ... Here in Brazil there is a lack of investment in tools and a lack of caprice among many professionals. BRAZIL - 😎Parabéns!!! Obra de arte, perfeição, ótimo acabamento... A eficiencia deve ser a mesma... Aqui no Brasil falta investimentos em ferramentas e falta de capricho entre muitos profissionais.
I feel after entering the parameters provided (The layout on Tinkercad) I feel the Subwoofer might be tuned closer to 35 - 37Hz. But the enclosure looks beautiful! (I could be wrong, I use WinISD)
Very skilled work you do on all your work .now i ask you if you can make this exact box in wedge shape? its for 2012 Silverado crew cab for behind the back seat .main back .
@@slimsqde7397 once you've done with this design, then build another one like the kerfed plywood slot ported boxes. you can see more box builds on my channel, i hope you watch some of them. thanks
Great build indeed with precision!! Can we also prepare that sound box (Pioneer one in this video) on our own? Just curiously asking..is that possible on the earth? I want to have everything on my own if at all to start preparing.😎
🤯I admire your work- It's a satisfaction to watch your work in progress. Very neat and very professional also. 🍪 Just yesterday I bought sub exactly like this one, so if you'd be so nice and shed some light with three short answers: - In the Pioneers user's manual for this sub specifically it says that ideal volume for ported enclosure is 42,5 L (1,5 cubic foot), and yours is 56,6 L (2 cubic foot). Is there any specific reason for that? - I noticed that you're not using any damping material inside. Is it not necessary or it would be just too expensive for the number of boxes you're making? - This sub will not go into my car, I'll use this sub in a home theater and for music listening/parties, with car amp hooked to my hi-fi amp in living room instead. Is this enclosure 0k, or would you recommend some changes or whole different enclosure. Thank you in advance for your time, keep up the good work! Greetings from Croatia. 🙏
Hello Hrvoje, thanks for the feedback. To answer the questions: - I opted to build a bigger box for a more deeper bass response - No need for dampening material since the box is already tuned to what I desired. - For home use, you can calculate a box that can cover all the desired low frequencies for movies and for music. I suggest to use a box designing software. You can download Box Port Design II, it is available for free for Windows PC.
You make these for customers correct? Do you work at a shop and get customers that way or do you source them out another way? Absolutely love the clean crisp builds you do.
Charcoal Monkey I tried downloading it but it was asking for a payment not sure if thats what I was supposed to do maybe I can send you the specs and you can give me a blue print and I can pay for it
there is a link to the TinkerCad 3D schematics in the video description. You need to create an account and login to TinkerCad so you can start using it and seeing the dimensions. Use laptop or computer web browser to open TinkerCad.
Great video just wondering if you ever confirmed if this box is indeed 31hz because I seen in another message a commenter said it might be higher. I'm looking for a box that is 2 cubes at 32 to 34hz. Thanks.
Hello Johnny, did used several speaker box, displacement and volume calculators as you can see in the beginning of the video. You know these random commentors trying to be experts behind their phones or PC's.
@@chrclmnky For sure lol. Another question I clicked the link for the box specs but I get nothing can you post the cut sheet or a better link? I want to build this box. Thank you.
@@paquesepas6696 I agree brother. Read the video description, there's a link to Tinkercad layout and design to this box. You need to create an an account in order to see further about the 3d design.
hello, first of all, I am writing from turkey, cabin prices are very expensive in turkey and nobody gives the right measurements. Can you give detailed cabin measurements? Thank you in advance.( l port box )❤( I could not reach the dimensions on the site written in the description )
Hello Mr Tycoon, there is a link to the TinkerCad 3D schematics in the video description. You need to create an account and login to TinkerCad so you can start using it and seeing the dimensions. Use laptop or computer web browser to open TinkerCad.
@@chrclmnky i know brother, i follow your channel in TH-cam, and i really admire your great job. You could help me a Lot, if You can to sell me the parameters to make the box. I really apreciate it so much.
@@chrclmnky hi brother, Guess what, i did it, but i can not downloading the parameters. I had problems to do it. Can You do me a favor please, could You send me the parameters to My personal email. Please.
I want to start by saying this was a very well constructed and well thought out box. You’re attention to detail is much better than the majority of people. I have one complaint though. You put 1400w as the value in the box calculator. That’s incorrect because that’s the “max” rating which a sub like this will rarely if ever see. You should always use the RMS wattage for calculations because that will give you the best possible box no matter if you’re going for SQ or SPL.
Oh, thanks for the great tip. I was hesitant at first if I just put the RMS value into that field because the resulting optimized box will only suggest a very small port. If I put the max rating on the other hand will give out some real-world port sizing on Box-Port Design II software.
Charcoal Monkey If you come up with the tuning using the max wattage that’s going to make your whole set up extremely inefficient because in order to hit that resonance you’ll have to be getting up to that 1400w. Maw rating is also referred to as dynamic power. That’s the actual power usage when listening to music. You may only occasionally hit that max wattage but you’ll always be at or above the RMS. That’s why you want to tune the enclosure using rms instead of max. I hope this was clear and somewhat concise.
EricTheBoringOne tuning doesn’t change based on input power. Port volume and bass-reflex (among other alignments) tuning is often derived from port area x port length, so there are many combinations possible to arrive at the final port volume. Since max power was used to find the port volume in this scenario, we can plan accordingly to keep port velocity lower at high power levels. If you use the driver’s continuous power rating when simulating and create the port volume with our maximum desired port velocity in mind and build from that sim, it’s highly possible we’ll experience chuffing at high power levels, since port velocity will be much higher when exceeding the driver’s continuous power rating which we designed the box around.
Wow nice po. Ang ganda. kaya bumili din ako ng ganyang subwoofer. .May tanong po ako. Kakabili ko lang po ng ganyang subwoofer Pioneer . . Anung amplifier po ang pwedeng i match po. Maraming salamat boss.
You need to build a box with a shape of a wedge. Here's some videos th-cam.com/video/ZxhFEQCnmcw/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/auuKbvEr11I/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/iLHLt-DkfU0/w-d-xo.html
How accurate is the re box calculator? Does it seem to yield good results for you. Just wondering because I have used a few and all seem to give out different results. I wanna try this one. Good work by the way.
Nice build, one correction thought, "transmission or T-Line box" is not same as L-Port box, T-line doesn't have loading chamber and it uses port that's 1/4 (or 1/2) wavelenght of tuning frequency (fs). L-port is just one type of bass reflex box (slot port instead of circular).
A question. How do you give the intonation to the port? that I have to take into account to give it the intonation. The port must be 30hz. My subwoofer has to have 70.8 cubic liters. greetings from Mexico.
Hello Miguel, nice to have you here. On the L port box calculator on RE Audio (reaudio.com/box.php), you can calculate the tuning frequency marked as Fb. I just used another software just to get a clearer measurements of the small parameters using the Box-Port Design II on PC.
The total Q is 1.3 !! holy crap. A good number to shoot for is .7. That will still result in tight bass. Also looks like the tuning is about 60 HZ. Lots of SPL but no good for a "Sub" Woofer. Looks like it needs to be a cube bigger & a longer port, or a smaller port will allow for a shrter length, make sure to calculate port velocity first, to avoid chuffing....& flare that sucker too
Sorry but wrong. I have the standard SVC 300w RMS 4 ohm version of this sub paired with a 240w RMS @4 ohm CEA rated amp in a custom box that’s 1.72cbft tuned to 33hz using a 3” inside diameter pvc pipe and after lots of different calculations from multiple calculators on the web and also real world experimentation I can comfortably say that you don’t know shit about sub box building. If this was a low wattage build that was in a limited amount of space with no other options then .7 would have to cut it but you would be leaving so much on the table no matter if you’re looking for SQ or SPL. The point of using a calculator and entering all the TS parameters is to come up with the ideal box, theoretically, for that specific subwoofer. Just guessing at it is what a dumbass who thinks he’s a genius does. PS Chuffing rarely happens in builds like this. It’s more of a theoretical thing that can happen but rarely does. And what you said about the port on his box sounding so fucking stupid. Once again the point of those calculators is to build the ideal box. You enter the TS parameters and you get the best ported or sealed enclosure for that particular sub.
To the OP From what I learned dabbling with Subwoofer programs, (I don't understand all the T/S specs lingo fully, I let the programs handle that) this Subwoofer can't go lower than 1.05 Qtc because you can't go much lower than the Subwoofers Qts without going crazy on the size of the enclosure. There is a hump centering around 60hz, but seems to play down to 30hz fine. In car performance might be better there too. The port velocity seems to be 20 m/s which seems fine to me. If there is any chuffing music should be playing and you might never hear it. Someone correct me if I'm wrong though.
@@erictheboringone5292 if you go to a smaller Port you will often see that you need a longer port length achieve the same frequency. Chuffing is real..
TheeJoeyLee Umm that’s a pretty obvious statement about port size my dude and you won’t often see you need to make the port longer, you’ll always see that it’s needed because you have to have the same amount of port area to achieve the same tuning with different diameter ports, if round port obviously. I never said chuffing wasn’t real. What I said was it’s more of a theoretical thing because you rarely ever deal with it in real world applications. That’s the truth. I’ve been building sub boxes since 1993 and there’s only a hand full of times that I’ve heard actually “chuffing” or box fart as I refer to it. Those were all sub par builds that the builder paid little to no attention to any detail. Moral of the story is that quality craftsmanship and pride in the things you make cause problems like box fart to stay theoretical.
I got the port thing wrong actually.. when I wanted to go from a 4-inch port to a 6-inch port... the length needed to increase so much I couldn't fit it in enclosure... and Port noise isn't a Theory.. I have an 8 in energy sub that does it...and so did my Boston Acoustics sub in 1995. Only thing I'm trying to say is that this dude's enclosure is Tuned like an SPL box he needs more port length or more enclosure volume. The tuning frequency can be verified with some test tones, a multimeter and a 20w 100ohm resistor in series with the amp. But you probably already know that..... I mean how could it be possible to anybody but you could be designing speakers since the early 90s.... now excuse me I've got some port flares to make for my LLT Sonosub build
Is it logical to use a 20 cm (8 inch) subwoofer in an L-ported enclosure? Which cabinet do you recommend for being able to use it anywhere?. I want to create a portable system like the JBL PartyBox. I need your assistance and expertise :DD thanks
Hello, yes you can use any port design to any 8" subs. I suggest getting at least 500w RMS 8" sub from Skar, Sundown or Digital Designs. They small but very powerful.
@@chrclmnky hello again .Unfortunately, the power of the amplifier and the battery are limited. I have a Cadence 20 cm 150 RMS subwoofer. What type of cabinet do you recommend for it to deliver bass in every area like JBL PartyBox? My ported cabinet doesn't deliver bass at home, it only delivers bass under the table :D I'm sorry for bothering you.
Here's the SUBWOOFER BASS TEST VIDEO - th-cam.com/video/qRE05nDgcqA/w-d-xo.html, ENJOY!
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What was the tool you used on your drill that looked like shocks?
pitner its just a generic portable drill guide, it helps drilling perfect perpendicular holes.
9080323386 call me bro
That's what you call finesse workmanship! An artist creating a masterpiece right there!
Thank you Eduardo.
Massive test and demo will follow shortly. Subscribe to get notifications on new video uploads!
1st liker. 1st commentator ahahah. idol ko yan. Pagawa na kayo
Thanks brother
Magnífico trabajo compañero.....una obra de arte.... enhorabuena
Thank you very much Juan.
I think he's got a lot of cool stuff ungoy na Wala pera kaimgit nice work man!!
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Very well done project bro .... u have been progressing a lot .... port area a little oversize . Might be looking for spl ....some 45's to smooth air flow .. a cross brace and these driver can nearly crack everthing in its path .. i've been using the single coil one in a honda and its awesome .... tsw311s4.. good job .. congratulations ..
Thanks Raghoobear.
Quite a high tuning, i suggest 20hz up for better bass and sql
20hz tuning is expensive to setup. First you need a subwoofer with a resonance of at least 25Hz, and that only available on super expensive brands like Sundown, DD, B2 or JL Audio.
Pro-box sir! You got skills!
Thank you Lasse. 😎
Hey we Appreciate these videos that you Put out on here! It teaches us A Lot. Keep up the Good work, Thank You!
Always welcome. :) Have a nice day.
Wooow Beautifully crafted sub box man i love it!!! I wish had a nice table saw to cut my pieces straight. My boxes tend to have little gaps because of cutting the pieces free handed.thank god for caulk! Where i'm from tools are super expensive but i make do with little that i have to make them🇹🇹
Thanks. I think you can purchase Chinese made power tools very cheap from Banggood and have them delivered to you in your country.
@@chrclmnky thanks bro🖒
Estoy impresionado por la calidad de tu trabajo máster , tienes otro seguidor
Thank you Miker. 🤩
Ang galing mo bro! Keep sharing your idea, halos pareho tayo ng content bro. Stay safe lagi.
Great work. Just what l have looking for. Thank you for sharing.
Great to hear!
Dude. That's some awesome work.
Thanks for the feedback. Cheers!
Watching these videos is so relaxing :-)
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Great build... I love your work... !
Thanks Arnab
I love your dust collection system lol ;-)
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Exelente uso de las herramientas para un exelente trabajo final!
Many thanks, Alejito.
Very impressive man awsome work I wish I had that talent
Thanks Sean
Exactly what im looking for. Nice job
Thanks!
Nice to have the right equipment. Sweet box.
🤩🥳
Very nice build. I bet it sounds great!
Thanks!
😎Congratulations !!! Work of art, perfection, great finish ... The efficiency must be the same ... Here in Brazil there is a lack of investment in tools and a lack of caprice among many professionals. BRAZIL - 😎Parabéns!!! Obra de arte, perfeição, ótimo acabamento... A eficiencia deve ser a mesma... Aqui no Brasil falta investimentos em ferramentas e falta de capricho entre muitos profissionais.
Thanks Leandro
You sir are a craftsman. Nice build.
Thank you for the feedback, Jay. 😁
Really nice box build!
Tnx Neil
I feel after entering the parameters provided (The layout on Tinkercad) I feel the Subwoofer might be tuned closer to 35 - 37Hz. But the enclosure looks beautiful!
(I could be wrong, I use WinISD)
Thanks for the feedback. Now I want to re-install WinISD again on my PC.
Very skilled work you do on all your work .now i ask you if you can make this exact box in wedge shape? its for 2012 Silverado crew cab for behind the back seat .main back .
Thanks. I have a bunch of wedge shaped boxes built, check them out on my channel.
super clean man, im currently building a box of the same design
Thanks sir. Go ahead and enjoy building. Final product is very rewarding. Just don't rush it.
@@chrclmnky Yup, im trying to take my time with it
@@slimsqde7397 once you've done with this design, then build another one like the kerfed plywood slot ported boxes. you can see more box builds on my channel, i hope you watch some of them. thanks
Great build indeed with precision!! Can we also prepare that sound box (Pioneer one in this video) on our own? Just curiously asking..is that possible on the earth?
I want to have everything on my own if at all to start preparing.😎
Beautiful box and super clean job 👌
Thanks 👍
I love this product ❤
Nice box bro
Thanks Prince John.
Ficou top uma caixa pra este sub com 55litros fica bom também
Yes agree.
amazing workmanship!
Nice build! I’m going to do my own soon. What router bit did you use to cut the speaker hole?
Thanks for the feedback. Router bit used is just an ordinary straight flute bit with 1/4" shank.
🤯I admire your work- It's a satisfaction to watch your work in progress.
Very neat and very professional also. 🍪
Just yesterday I bought sub exactly like this one, so if you'd be so nice and shed some light with three short answers:
- In the Pioneers user's manual for this sub specifically it says that ideal volume for ported enclosure is 42,5 L (1,5 cubic foot), and yours is 56,6 L (2 cubic foot). Is there any specific reason for that?
- I noticed that you're not using any damping material inside. Is it not necessary or it would be just too expensive for the number of boxes you're making?
- This sub will not go into my car, I'll use this sub in a home theater and for
music listening/parties, with car amp hooked to my hi-fi amp in living room instead. Is this enclosure 0k, or would you recommend some changes or whole different enclosure.
Thank you in advance for your time, keep up the good work!
Greetings from Croatia. 🙏
Hello Hrvoje, thanks for the feedback.
To answer the questions:
- I opted to build a bigger box for a more deeper bass response
- No need for dampening material since the box is already tuned to what I desired.
- For home use, you can calculate a box that can cover all the desired low frequencies for movies and for music. I suggest to use a box designing software. You can download Box Port Design II, it is available for free for Windows PC.
@@chrclmnky Thank you for this valuable info bro!
Be blessed in your ways! 🕊️💛
Nice work man
Thanks for the feedback. :)
Sou muito seu fã!
Seu trabalho é incrível!!!👏👏👏
Thank you much, Joaquim.
Next boss 2.1 pang Computer 😁 good for gaming DIY
May long pending project pa nakatambak dito sa bahay sir, pang home theater. :)
Wow can't wait for that HAHA sana all madami budget pang gawa ng projects 😂
Ganda ng sub mu Pioneer.
Yes sir Pioneer subs are good quality subs.
Impressive video, really nice box
Many thanks! More subwoofer boxes to build!
Dude that box is amazing👌
Thank you Keval.
Nice one again boss lodi Sana sir mag upload ka Ng bass test niyan
Thanks Jairu. Bass test will be uploaded next week or so.
@@chrclmnky OK sir di ako makapaniwala nag comment. Kasakin Heheheheh saludo ko sayo boss Galing MO number 1 ka talaga
Love how the song already has my 12" hitting haaaaaaaaaaa ayyyyyyyy
Satisfying video ❤
Bravo! Lavoro eseguito con cura!
of course
hey there, i was making a speaker, does putting glue and sealant on the edges make a difference..... I used alot :)
Hello. Me i use glue on the inside corners for an air tight seal. That's it.
@@chrclmnky thanks bro
You make these for customers correct? Do you work at a shop and get customers that way or do you source them out another way? Absolutely love the clean crisp builds you do.
Yes sir they're shipped out to customers in the Philippines.
Charcoal Monkey that’s awesome. How do you get the majority of your customers?
What music did you use in the video, specifically at 5:21?🤙🤙 Handy work you have there too!
Thanks Darryl. The music was Audio Hertz - Mission to Mars th-cam.com/video/4VDk46pjcDI/w-d-xo.html
Love your videos and the work you do looking to do a 4th order blow through is there any way you can help me
Thanks for the feedback. 4th order bandpass boxes are fun to build. Bass Box Pro 6 can calculate a box accurately.
Charcoal Monkey I've used winisd to calculate it but I'm not understanding it
@@mruiz0285 bass box pro is easy to use
Charcoal Monkey I tried downloading it but it was asking for a payment not sure if thats what I was supposed to do maybe I can send you the specs and you can give me a blue print and I can pay for it
@@mruiz0285 let me know the brand and model of your system so subs. Will calculate using bass box pro.
can you give me the masurements for this box? i can't transform for mm in tinkercad. its can't show the air port length etc.
there is a link to the TinkerCad 3D schematics in the video description. You need to create an account and login to TinkerCad so you can start using it and seeing the dimensions. Use laptop or computer web browser to open TinkerCad.
Great video just wondering if you ever confirmed if this box is indeed 31hz because I seen in another message a commenter said it might be higher. I'm looking for a box that is 2 cubes at 32 to 34hz. Thanks.
Hello Johnny, did used several speaker box, displacement and volume calculators as you can see in the beginning of the video. You know these random commentors trying to be experts behind their phones or PC's.
@@chrclmnky For sure lol. Another question I clicked the link for the box specs but I get nothing can you post the cut sheet or a better link? I want to build this box. Thank you.
@@paquesepas6696 I agree brother. Read the video description, there's a link to Tinkercad layout and design to this box. You need to create an an account in order to see further about the 3d design.
Hi bro nice work
Thank you for the feedback Selvam.
boss galing naman kumpleto kana sa gamit dati puro improvise lang asensado na kunti hehehe
Yes sir pa unti unti. Naadict na sa kabibili ng mga tools. Di na nga nagagamit yung iba.
Nice job bro. Very good box.
Thanks Victor. :)
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Very good video.
Thanks Christos.
hello, first of all, I am writing from turkey, cabin prices are very expensive in turkey and nobody gives the right measurements. Can you give detailed cabin measurements? Thank you in advance.( l port box )❤( I could not reach the dimensions on the site written in the description )
Hello Mr Tycoon, there is a link to the TinkerCad 3D schematics in the video description. You need to create an account and login to TinkerCad so you can start using it and seeing the dimensions. Use laptop or computer web browser to open TinkerCad.
whats the song at 2:57 i love it its so chill
Hello paulux sorry I don't remember.
All of these fancy names, for a standard bass reflex box.
Saludo amigo exelente trabajo de calidad gracias
Thank you so much, Ali. Cheers!
Do you have an app for the newbie how to tune about the port ? I mean how long it is needed to gain the exact sounds.
Bass Box Pro 6 is very accurate but very expensive. You can use WinISD, it is free to download for Windows. Still very accurate.
@@chrclmnky how about for Android app? Do you have an app to recommend?
Nice job brother, i have the same subwoofer, how much is it including the cost of send it, i want this subwoofer box. I live in México.
Thanks. Costing is just very cheap. But I am here on the other side of the planet, the Philippines.
@@chrclmnky i know brother, i follow your channel in TH-cam, and i really admire your great job. You could help me a Lot, if You can to sell me the parameters to make the box. I really apreciate it so much.
@@victorhuerta5161 Yes thanks. Box perimeters, layout and design are in the TinkerCad link in the video description. Check it out. 😉
@@chrclmnky thank You brother, i will do it. Good luck, and have a nice day.
@@chrclmnky hi brother, Guess what, i did it, but i can not downloading the parameters. I had problems to do it. Can You do me a favor please, could You send me the parameters to My personal email. Please.
Badass box homie
That's a pretty nice sub ngl!
Thanks sharpy
What the function L flow.?, i think for deep bass, low and long freq, iam not sure
Just a normal slot port box.
I want to start by saying this was a very well constructed and well thought out box. You’re attention to detail is much better than the majority of people. I have one complaint though. You put 1400w as the value in the box calculator. That’s incorrect because that’s the “max” rating which a sub like this will rarely if ever see. You should always use the RMS wattage for calculations because that will give you the best possible box no matter if you’re going for SQ or SPL.
Oh, thanks for the great tip. I was hesitant at first if I just put the RMS value into that field because the resulting optimized box will only suggest a very small port. If I put the max rating on the other hand will give out some real-world port sizing on Box-Port Design II software.
Charcoal Monkey If you come up with the tuning using the max wattage that’s going to make your whole set up extremely inefficient because in order to hit that resonance you’ll have to be getting up to that 1400w. Maw rating is also referred to as dynamic power. That’s the actual power usage when listening to music. You may only occasionally hit that max wattage but you’ll always be at or above the RMS. That’s why you want to tune the enclosure using rms instead of max. I hope this was clear and somewhat concise.
EricTheBoringOne tuning doesn’t change based on input power. Port volume and bass-reflex (among other alignments) tuning is often derived from port area x port length, so there are many combinations possible to arrive at the final port volume. Since max power was used to find the port volume in this scenario, we can plan accordingly to keep port velocity lower at high power levels. If you use the driver’s continuous power rating when simulating and create the port volume with our maximum desired port velocity in mind and build from that sim, it’s highly possible we’ll experience chuffing at high power levels, since port velocity will be much higher when exceeding the driver’s continuous power rating which we designed the box around.
Amazing work.
Thank you Sanjay.
watching this is more satisfying then nowadays ASMR videos
hope you will get more likes😐
Many thanks, Rohit.
I gave a thumbs up for the OSHA approved flip-flops :-)
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Wow nice po. Ang ganda. kaya bumili din ako ng ganyang subwoofer. .May tanong po ako. Kakabili ko lang po ng ganyang subwoofer Pioneer . . Anung amplifier po ang pwedeng i match po. Maraming salamat boss.
Good day. Any Class D mono amplifier that supports 2 Ohm load with at least 350w RMS. The Pioneer GM-D8701 amp is very good match for this.
ganda sir sana may bass test
Test and demo will follow soon. Thanks for the feedback.
I have a 2008 for explorer I'm working with a 12 inch. Cerwin vega pro 1800w sub, I need a box so I can still use the 3rd row seats, any idea?
You need to build a box with a shape of a wedge. Here's some videos
th-cam.com/video/ZxhFEQCnmcw/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/auuKbvEr11I/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/iLHLt-DkfU0/w-d-xo.html
@@chrclmnky your builds are awesome bro do you ship and how much to custome build?
@@OHWOW86 thanks. But only shipping within the Philippines.
Damn nice work!! 💯👍💪
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How accurate is the re box calculator? Does it seem to yield good results for you. Just wondering because I have used a few and all seem to give out different results. I wanna try this one. Good work by the way.
Cant use it anymore, flash player is no longer supported lol
Wow nice sub 😍
Nice build, one correction thought, "transmission or T-Line box" is not same as L-Port box, T-line doesn't have loading chamber and it uses port that's 1/4 (or 1/2) wavelenght of tuning frequency (fs).
L-port is just one type of bass reflex box (slot port instead of circular).
Thanks for the great insights.
Excellent experience
Yes it was!
what beat is that playing from 2:58 to 5:10?
Hello JR, this is the track th-cam.com/video/uqALaE7_3h8/w-d-xo.html
A question. How do you give the intonation to the port? that I have to take into account to give it the intonation. The port must be 30hz.
My subwoofer has to have 70.8 cubic liters. greetings from Mexico.
Hello Miguel, nice to have you here. On the L port box calculator on RE Audio (reaudio.com/box.php), you can calculate the tuning frequency marked as Fb. I just used another software just to get a clearer measurements of the small parameters using the Box-Port Design II on PC.
@@chrclmnky
Another question will be a problem if my drawer must be 2.5 cubic feet and as a result the program gives me 2.06 cubic feet?
Thank you.
@@miguelmarin1445 Box size is dependent to tuning. If you're happy with the tuning with that size, then that size is good to go.
@@chrclmnky Ok very well thank you and clarify doubts I had thanks for taking your time and answer thanks greetings
@@miguelmarin1445 anytime, brother
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Hello, go to this link to get the measurements www.tinkercad.com/things/19pHwXeSac5-l-ported-box-for-pioneer-ts-w311d4
Very nice work !
What is name of this type of screw you used to fix the sub in the box ?
Thanks. Carbon steel machine allen head bolts and T-nuts.
@@chrclmnky thank you
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Thank you Oscar. Such a nice gesture.
l have a subwoofer box size 10 incg
Air is leaking from the sides of the wood Did you use glue on the inside of the wood
Yes I use glue. Not leaking when you cut the wood perfectly square and apply enough glue then clamp overnight.
@@chrclmnky Yes, it is an incg10 subwoofer, the company name is syzx
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The total Q is 1.3 !! holy crap. A good number to shoot for is .7. That will still result in tight bass. Also looks like the tuning is about 60 HZ. Lots of SPL but no good for a "Sub" Woofer. Looks like it needs to be a cube bigger & a longer port, or a smaller port will allow for a shrter length, make sure to calculate port velocity first, to avoid chuffing....& flare that sucker too
Sorry but wrong. I have the standard SVC 300w RMS 4 ohm version of this sub paired with a 240w RMS @4 ohm CEA rated amp in a custom box that’s 1.72cbft tuned to 33hz using a 3” inside diameter pvc pipe and after lots of different calculations from multiple calculators on the web and also real world experimentation I can comfortably say that you don’t know shit about sub box building. If this was a low wattage build that was in a limited amount of space with no other options then .7 would have to cut it but you would be leaving so much on the table no matter if you’re looking for SQ or SPL. The point of using a calculator and entering all the TS parameters is to come up with the ideal box, theoretically, for that specific subwoofer. Just guessing at it is what a dumbass who thinks he’s a genius does.
PS Chuffing rarely happens in builds like this. It’s more of a theoretical thing that can happen but rarely does. And what you said about the port on his box sounding so fucking stupid. Once again the point of those calculators is to build the ideal box. You enter the TS parameters and you get the best ported or sealed enclosure for that particular sub.
To the OP
From what I learned dabbling with Subwoofer programs, (I don't understand all the T/S specs lingo fully, I let the programs handle that) this Subwoofer can't go lower than 1.05 Qtc because you can't go much lower than the Subwoofers Qts without going crazy on the size of the enclosure.
There is a hump centering around 60hz, but seems to play down to 30hz fine. In car performance might be better there too. The port velocity seems to be 20 m/s which seems fine to me. If there is any chuffing music should be playing and you might never hear it.
Someone correct me if I'm wrong though.
@@erictheboringone5292 if you go to a smaller Port you will often see that you need a longer port length achieve the same frequency. Chuffing is real..
TheeJoeyLee Umm that’s a pretty obvious statement about port size my dude and you won’t often see you need to make the port longer, you’ll always see that it’s needed because you have to have the same amount of port area to achieve the same tuning with different diameter ports, if round port obviously. I never said chuffing wasn’t real. What I said was it’s more of a theoretical thing because you rarely ever deal with it in real world applications. That’s the truth. I’ve been building sub boxes since 1993 and there’s only a hand full of times that I’ve heard actually “chuffing” or box fart as I refer to it. Those were all sub par builds that the builder paid little to no attention to any detail. Moral of the story is that quality craftsmanship and pride in the things you make cause problems like box fart to stay theoretical.
I got the port thing wrong actually.. when I wanted to go from a 4-inch port to a 6-inch port... the length needed to increase so much I couldn't fit it in enclosure... and Port noise isn't a Theory.. I have an 8 in energy sub that does it...and so did my Boston Acoustics sub in 1995. Only thing I'm trying to say is that this dude's enclosure is Tuned like an SPL box he needs more port length or more enclosure volume. The tuning frequency can be verified with some test tones, a multimeter and a 20w 100ohm resistor in series with the amp. But you probably already know that..... I mean how could it be possible to anybody but you could be designing speakers since the early 90s.... now excuse me I've got some port flares to make for my LLT Sonosub build
Does the shape of the subwoofer box have an impact? I wanted to make it so it fits behind the rear wheel/strut tower to take up less space.
Hello Captain, no. Any shape will do. Just calculate the volume, size, port area, to get an accurate box. Use Bass Box Pro 6.
nice box bro.. what did u tune it at?
Thanks Adam. Tuning is 31Hz, way beyond under the subwoofer's factory Fs which is 43Hz.
What program do you have in your computer
Hello Chris, that was Box Port Design II and TinkerCad. They are both free to use.
@@chrclmnky thanks brother
Hey Friend!!
what size of rectangular duct?
I couldn't find it here in the specifications, because I had to translate the language.
Tanks.
I was also unable to find out on which plate the circular cut of the speaker is made.
I ask for help!
Hello Evandro, this link is to the TinkerCad layout and design www.tinkercad.com/things/19pHwXeSac5
Is it logical to use a 20 cm (8 inch) subwoofer in an L-ported enclosure? Which cabinet do you recommend for being able to use it anywhere?. I want to create a portable system like the JBL PartyBox. I need your assistance and expertise :DD thanks
Hello, yes you can use any port design to any 8" subs. I suggest getting at least 500w RMS 8" sub from Skar, Sundown or Digital Designs. They small but very powerful.
@@chrclmnky hello again .Unfortunately, the power of the amplifier and the battery are limited. I have a Cadence 20 cm 150 RMS subwoofer. What type of cabinet do you recommend for it to deliver bass in every area like JBL PartyBox? My ported cabinet doesn't deliver bass at home, it only delivers bass under the table :D I'm sorry for bothering you.
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How can I get a box made from this guy, I can't find anyone willing to make a box for a 15 evl...
Does the biz hear and feel it from a long distance outside the car, or is it only heard when you are close?
Can be heard on the next block.
@@chrclmnky I don't know because I want to buy this way, I want to know about it from you
@@abdalllaahanii3248 Yeah I already told you, the sound can be heard on the next block or the next street in our village.
Bro can you please give the dimentions of the box and how much is the box tuned
Hello it is in the tinkercad layout in the video description. Thanks
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Pls reply me, which is good for bass, sealed or ported...? As u have desined both...
Ported
Suggest me dimensions for a 14" JBL subwoofer box