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eveofdes Unregistered guest | ive read a few threads all over different boards, just wanna get a feel, going to try my hand at it over the winter to re-do my trunk... i want to do a setup with a sub on each side of my trunk rather than having one big box in the middle like i do now, so what i would need beside the wood, carpeting, etc...what do you use to seal it, how do you measure to build to specs of the sub, putting terminals in the side, precautions, etc...things like that... i have currently 2 10" MTX Thunder 6000's (which i believe needs .75 ft^3 for a sealed) if you have sites as well that are informative, post em, any help is appreciated! --Adam-- |
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eveofdes Unregistered guest | anyone?? |
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Silver Member Username: InsearchofbassPost Number: 457 Registered: Jun-04 | heres an mtx link just look up your model 10 and click on the tech data link for that subwoofer it should show box sizes recommended http://www.mtxaudio.com/caraudio/archive/2003thunder6000sub.cfm |
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eveofdes Unregistered guest | right, i have that here at home, and yeah, so its .75 ft^3, so how do i go about building the box? materials, etc? |
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Silver Member Username: InsearchofbassPost Number: 458 Registered: Jun-04 | link for port figures for port volocity so you know how big it needs to be for the port not to whistle site on how to build a box and tools needed http://www.crutchfieldadvisor.com/ISEO-rgbtcspd/reviews/20030701/build_box.html there you go let me know how your first box goes |
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eveofdes Unregistered guest | hey man thanks...the crutchfield site was just what i needed, i found another site on the12volt.com for doing the calculations for the size of the box. ill let you know! |