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[ash]

wow thats pretty neat. im running two subs as well and ye its just sitting in the middle lol

[ChauChaser]

Guybob, on 23 January 2011 - 10:27 AM, said:

Just curious, do the subs sound decent in such small boxes? i'm not adept at how it all works.

They are almost 23 liters each. Desent? I got a dB meter at my new job. I'll take some readings someday next week. But for now, they give good massages.

I'm not finish yet. I want to make a hatch to have easier access to spare tire.

[KbaTz]

that's similar to what i wanted to do with mine. you don't happen to still have the templates or anything still?? looks awesome

[kaliber]

Steve here in wa has the best setup ive seen

I'll get him to post some pics of it!

[ChauChaser]

Not really. The template was recycled and I wrote the measurements on the MDF that is now part of the enclosure .
This weekend I have to take them out anyways. I'll take the measurements and post them here.

@kaliber Plz do!

Greetz,

[FragLord]

Very interested in the measurements mate and how it sounds in car, looking at upgrading the rear speakers, sub and amp in my car. Headunit and front speakers are already done.

[ChauChaser]

You start with parts A->D. Parts E->F are measure and cut. These are outside measuremenst in MM. I used 18mm MDF and it gave me about 22-23 ltr. This is with sub volume.

If you need more volume you van increase the "210" on parts A and B at the longest side. Each 10mm increase will give about 1.5~2 ltr. You can increase like 20~30mm max because after that you might need to make C longer.

In the back seat 12~15dB is lost and in the front I lose another 2~3dB.

So with my setup 80dB+ in front is not bad considering that 80dB is bad for your ears.

sry for the late reply

[FragLord]

Cheers, much appreciated.

-Isaac