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Need help Single reflex bandpass enclosure

by Brian Garcia » Sun Mar 06, 2016 7:41 am

Single reflex bandpass enclosure

I'm building a center console for my dodge truck and inside it I'm putting an 8" Audiomobile elite. This is only my fifth box to build and the manufacturer says it's designed for a single reflex. I went with the larger sealed size the manufacturer suggests which is .65ft^3 then doubled it for the ported section 1.4ft^3 and tuned it to 47hz. I'm still putting the finishing touches on the whole thing and before I do something that might ruin my speaker, I could use some input.
Thanks
Fs- 38
Vas- 10.9 lts
Qes- .58
Qms- 3.2
Qts- .491
Rms- 400 watts
X-max- 12.5mm
Single reflex bandpass
Vr- .65
Vf- 1.4
Fb- 47hz

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