Sub direction
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Sub direction
What direction do you guys point your subs? At the moment I have a twin 10" sub box, but I'm thinking about removing the subs from it and building a custom box in the rear well. It will probably be an infinite baffle box, that is to say without port holes, and I just wondered what works best for you guys.
1) Facing upward towards the rear screen
2) Forward into the gastank
3) Backward towards the rear of the car
4) Straight Down
Thanks in advance,
Si
1) Facing upward towards the rear screen
2) Forward into the gastank
3) Backward towards the rear of the car
4) Straight Down
Thanks in advance,
Si
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i was told that in a hatchback car like ours, to have them parallel with the hatch glass.? it makes it sound the best.? i spose as long as it hits the glass to have some sort of refraction off of it in your direction is good. i built a box for my two alpines that sits on the gas tank and is parallel withthe glass. i havetn put it in yet cuz i am using one of the subs in my truck 'till the 'maro is running.
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Infinite baffle is basically a 100% air-tight box. It means none of the air displaced in front of the sub can get to the back of the sub.
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I think that is wrong. If it is a sealed box then it has a "finite" baffle. An open "box" has infinite baffle. Do google search on infinite baffle and you can see it on several different sites. Check this site out.
http://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/boxes1.asp
http://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/boxes1.asp
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as soon as I get my new amps and second sub. It will look more stealthy when I carpet it. It will look like an aftermarket cargo cover.
Originally posted by DISTURBthePEACE
as soon as I get my new amps and second sub. It will look more stealthy when I carpet it. It will look like an aftermarket cargo cover.
as soon as I get my new amps and second sub. It will look more stealthy when I carpet it. It will look like an aftermarket cargo cover.
You do have a very nice looking box, and it will be even better when it is carpeted.
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Originally posted by Eric86TA
I think that is wrong. If it is a sealed box then it has a "finite" baffle. An open "box" has infinite baffle
I think that is wrong. If it is a sealed box then it has a "finite" baffle. An open "box" has infinite baffle
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Originally posted by jawzforlife1
I'm all for the stelth look, but having an amp mounted in plain view isn,t really stelth. When you get new amps are you keeping them in the same spot? My box will be truly stelth this summer, or as soon as its not artic outside so I can work on it. It will be the same set up as yours, but I will proab have another board above the amp to cover it, or place it in the well next to the sub with a vent.
You do have a very nice looking box, and it will be even better when it is carpeted.
I'm all for the stelth look, but having an amp mounted in plain view isn,t really stelth. When you get new amps are you keeping them in the same spot? My box will be truly stelth this summer, or as soon as its not artic outside so I can work on it. It will be the same set up as yours, but I will proab have another board above the amp to cover it, or place it in the well next to the sub with a vent.
You do have a very nice looking box, and it will be even better when it is carpeted.
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when you gonna clothe your box anyway? 