Hey I have a question i went to Klaus Audio to get a custom box built but i want to know what some of the lingo on the website is, it's asking me the:
Cutout Diameter
Subwoofer Mounting Depth
Subwoofer Displacement
Recommeded Internal Volume
Here are the specs of the sub below, I just dont know what goes where, secondly should I use a ported or a sealed, i'm using two 15'' poweracoustik fubrs and i have all the space in the world so just let me know, thanks in advance
2000 watts power handling
800 Watts RMS
200 oz. magnet size
2.5” ASV voice coil
SPL 93 dB
Fs: 29.1 Hz
Vas: 4.73 cu.ft.
Qms: 3.83
Qes: 0.457
Qts: 0.4986
Xmax: 0.6"
Sealed box: 2 cu. Ft.
Ported box: 3 cu.. Ft.
Tuning: 35 Hz
Port Size: 4”(dia)x6.25”(length)
# of ports:1
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Cutout Diameter
this is the size of the opening they need to cut for the subs.
a 12" sub doesn't always mean a 12" hole in the box.
the speaker should have a template, or offer an opening size for a box.
Subwoofer Mounting Depth
this depends on if the sub is mounted from inside or outside the box.
this is the depth, in inches, from the edge of the box to the back most part of the speaker magnet. pretty self-explanatory.
This is used to determine the minimum depth of the box while still allowing for proper spacing between the speaker itself and any adjascent panels of the enclosure.
Subwoofer Displacement
the amount of air the speaker displaces. this has to be subtracted from the gross box volume to determine the net volume.
Recommeded Internal Volume
Sealed box: 2 cu. Ft.
Ported box: 3 cu.. Ft.
the TS specs are all explained in the FAQ section as well.
this is the size of the opening they need to cut for the subs.
a 12" sub doesn't always mean a 12" hole in the box.
the speaker should have a template, or offer an opening size for a box.
Subwoofer Mounting Depth
this depends on if the sub is mounted from inside or outside the box.
this is the depth, in inches, from the edge of the box to the back most part of the speaker magnet. pretty self-explanatory.
This is used to determine the minimum depth of the box while still allowing for proper spacing between the speaker itself and any adjascent panels of the enclosure.
Subwoofer Displacement
the amount of air the speaker displaces. this has to be subtracted from the gross box volume to determine the net volume.
Recommeded Internal Volume
Sealed box: 2 cu. Ft.
Ported box: 3 cu.. Ft.
the TS specs are all explained in the FAQ section as well.

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they can get all the info they need from power acoustik if this is for a pair of FUBR subs.
the information is widely available. They are very common subs, and handing them the TS spec sheet should give them everything they need.
If they can't figure out the box dimensions from that info, they have no business building boxes.
the information is widely available. They are very common subs, and handing them the TS spec sheet should give them everything they need.
If they can't figure out the box dimensions from that info, they have no business building boxes.

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