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wildcatz
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7/23/2003
12:18:02
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 Subject: Sub Box Cubic Volume Question
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Hey
The box I'm building has 2.3209 cu feet. Thats for the total thing, which houses 2 subs.
The Orion subs I'm looking at getting say
"Sealed Enclosure Volume: 0.6 cu.ft"
With 2 of these in a box with the volume stated above, will it be ok?
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KovzR6
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7/23/2003
12:35:04
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what the recommended PORTED volume for those subs?
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JMII
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7/23/2003
12:50:28
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Might be too big since that's almost TWICE the recommend size per sub... I'd ask Orion - they built the subs and know how they will perform in various boxes. Personally I always stay within 20% of manufactures recommend size or range.
- John
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wildcatz
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7/23/2003
17:07:04
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if my box was 1.2 cubic feet would that be perfect?
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JMII
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7/23/2003
18:30:21
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Yep... just make sure it has a divider, so each sub is in a sealed .6 cu ft section. The box will be stronger that way and any small differences in the speakers themselves will not effect each other. Also make sure you measuring the INSIDE dimensions, you must subtract for the thickness of the wood!
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