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07-08-2011, 07:10 PM
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Location: Nacogdoches,TX
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Ported box?
I don't know that much about building sub boxes but I am going to attempt to build a box for my L7 10" and was wondering about buiding ported boxes.. I have never built ne and ws looking for tips/tricks and perhaps a diagramn on how one is built? Can the port be built off of one of the walls? What is the correct way to measure port sizes? I welcome any input...
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07-09-2011, 11:25 AM
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Location: Parker Colorado
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Re: Ported box?
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There's lots of information on the web about building enclosures. You have to start by determining what size area you have to work with and then finding out what would be the best for the L7. Sealed is the best if there are size issues and ported allows more output from the same power. In regular cab trucks sometimes its best to use a flat sub and there are many out there. We've actually done cut thru's from the bed, again really depends on how much output you're looking to have. Look at the spec;s on your L7 to see its parameters, it might be the wrong sub to start with!!!!!! Here's a link to give you a little more understanding and good luck..... http://www.termpro.com/articles/buildbox.html.
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07-09-2011, 11:48 AM
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Re: Ported box?
Kicker? I'd call them specs change
when i did mine they gave me the size the inside needed to be and the port size too used mdf board,the port was pvc pipe,I sealed all the joins/cracks/gaps before the speakers were put in
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07-11-2011, 02:27 PM
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Location: oklahoma
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Re: Ported box?
not sure how far you have came along with the project but let me know if you need help, i know a little bit about the KICKER line and helping people build boxes.
or call me 1-800-256-0808 ext.7249 my name is Tyson (kicker tech support) later......
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07-12-2011, 08:43 AM
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78K & 79C Jimmys
Join Date: Nov 2009
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Re: Ported box?
there how cool is that!
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07-23-2011, 06:34 PM
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Location: los angeles
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Re: Ported box?
Back in the stone ages (the 90's) I went to the local library and checked out a book with a bunch of speaker plans in it. They had the plans for a bose style box. It looked like one big box from the outside, but it was seperated into three chambers. The two outside chambers had non ported boxes firing into the center box, which was ported to the outside...that box thumped.
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