Here are a few pictures of the new box i was working on for my 12" RD sonance spl series subs. Each sub will have 1.70 cu ft after displacement. The total box size is 3.4 cu ft after displacement and is tuned too 38 hz. On to the pictures.







I will post more pictures later on when i get a chance. It is kinda hard to work on the box since it is in the trunk of my car.

Dude the box looks great man. Cant wait to see it finished

Hell yeah looks really nice. What program do you use or do you use one at all to get all your measurements?

Thanks guys. I don't use any programs i normally do it all in my head and with a calculator. As for calculating port area and tuning i use the one on carstereo.com

lookin good!

Thanks. I have started on my other box and hopefully it will solve my need to always build new boxes every time i change my setup. Pics to follow soon. The new box will be more of a build log and i will explain how the box is designed and how it will function for different sub setups.

make sure you use hurricane nuts for the constant replacing of baffles.

Yup. I think i am using like 22-28 of them.

I want to do the changeable port thing lol. That'd be the shit

I am designing the box to have a changeable baffles and a changeable port it will be the shit!

that is quite a grip lol. I think the most I've ever used is like 6 and I didn't even really ever remove the sub. waste of money ha.

lol. The box can handle 1-2 18's and a couple thousand watts so i rather be safe then sorry.

no I'm saying it was a waste of money cause I never made use of them lol.

lol. i know that, my statement was directed at the first part of your post

definitely

lil off topic, but what is your favorite free tuning calculator? Is WinISD any better than some of the online calculators?

I like WinISD it is pretty easy to use. Most of the time i draw everything up on paper and in my mind and then go to WinISD. Sometimes i just do it all in my head and on paper.