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Need help with this.
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carolina19
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Need help with this.
How do I determine what the port tuning is on a ported box that I have. My subs blew and I need to figure out the port tuning to this box so I can get subs that will work with it.
- NorthQuad
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Here are some specs on your box. Measure the width and legth of the port.
One of the guys here might be able to figure it out for you.
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_163 ... 20B5D.html
One of the guys here might be able to figure it out for you.
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_163 ... 20B5D.html
dave.
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carolina19
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carolina19
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Ok, so the dimensions of your box are 15-1/4" top depth x 18" bottom depth x 32" wide x 16-1/16" high with a round port width of 6" and length of 15". Box is built out of 3/4" mdf board.
One of the car audio ninja guru's will probably jump in here and tell you what you have.
I'm not that good.
One of the car audio ninja guru's will probably jump in here and tell you what you have.
I'm not that good.
dave.
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