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Help designing sub enclosure
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mobilesndfx
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Help designing sub enclosure
I have 3 JL Audio 10w3v2_d4 subs I want to mount inverted. My question is, when calculating air space, is the formula the same as traditional mounting and is there a difference in the way they sound?
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ridr4lif
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First of all, welcome to the forums.
Second of all, you realize that wiring 3 of those 4 ohm subs together will yield you a 1.33 ohm load (i think) to your amplifier.
Third of all, calculating airspace is the same. You just dont have to take into account sub displacement. Also, make sure you reverse the polarity so that the subs dont fire into the box. Just hook negative to positive to your amp, and positive to negative.
Hope this helps!
Second of all, you realize that wiring 3 of those 4 ohm subs together will yield you a 1.33 ohm load (i think) to your amplifier.
Third of all, calculating airspace is the same. You just dont have to take into account sub displacement. Also, make sure you reverse the polarity so that the subs dont fire into the box. Just hook negative to positive to your amp, and positive to negative.
Hope this helps!
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mobilesndfx
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ridr4lif
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About the reverse polarity wiring.
Just wire the subs up like you would normal. but instead of putting the positive wire on the positive output on the amp, switch the negative and positive.
This way, instead of the sub firing into the box, it fires out of the box like normal.
edit: You are only running a 500/1 to 3 w3v2's? Thats not a lot of power...
Just wire the subs up like you would normal. but instead of putting the positive wire on the positive output on the amp, switch the negative and positive.
This way, instead of the sub firing into the box, it fires out of the box like normal.
edit: You are only running a 500/1 to 3 w3v2's? Thats not a lot of power...
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mobilesndfx
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