Sub Box Help.

Vindicate · Post by **Vindicate** » Wed Dec 14, 2005 9:07 am

Ok, I'm having a helluva time tryen to figure out how I'm going to make a sub box. When I first even thought about making one myself I though all it involved was making a box, jigsawing a hole in it and popping my speaker in. But as I've read some, if I did that wrong I could wreck em. Now, I know I have to be making myself a sealed enclosure. I went to that #110 on that bcae site. I think I figured it out that 13x13x18 will work for 1 12" sub. But what if I want to put both in one box? Do I just make it 13x26x18 with a wall in between the 2 subs? I dunno if I have enough depth tho, how does it work with airspace between the mounted woofer and the wall in front of it? I have no clue what I'm doing and I'm horrible at visualizing. Maybe could someone refer me to a tutorial or something that explains step by step how I've gotta make this box? Dick and Jane Style. See Jane cut. Cut Jane cut!

Justin from Detroit1 · Wed Dec 14, 2005 9:24 am

If you go sealed, just double the width for two subs. If you are using one amplifier, you don't even need the piece in the middle to seperate the subs. The back of the subwoofer can be as close as you need to the back of the enclosure. I doubt your subwoofer mounting depth is 12" or more.

Vindicate · Post by **Vindicate** » Wed Dec 14, 2005 9:26 am

ahhh ic ic. so I dont need to worry about the room in between the mounted sub to wall it'll be pushing the air towards either, as long as its not touching?