wall for 2 15s for the ranger
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wall for 2 15s for the ranger
Well guys, i got the wall done. Heres some pics. What yall think? My 2 cerwin vega vmax 15s will go in it.
Ill put it in the truck tomorrow and tell yall how it sounds put pics of it in my truck. Its a lil bigger than i figured but its fine. Its like 7.8 cubic ft now tuned to around 39Hz.
Ill put it in the truck tomorrow and tell yall how it sounds put pics of it in my truck. Its a lil bigger than i figured but its fine. Its like 7.8 cubic ft now tuned to around 39Hz.
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07Ranger, the box is like 7.5 cubic ft tuned to 39Hz.
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Well guys, i got some bad news. Apparently my dumb*** self cant measure. LOL When i measured, i didnt think of measuring the width of the top half of the inside of the truck. Well the box was 51" wide and when i put it in 2nite, it was way too wide, so i took it out, and cut it down to 49" wide. I was hoping to get it in tontie, but i will get it in tomorrow. The box was 7.5 cubic ft tuned to 39.6 Hz but now it is 7.1 cubic ft tuned to 40.3 Hz.
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Now for the results, i put the speakers in and got it hooked up, turned it on, and the amp came on but the subs didnt. Well i called some of my friends but they didnt know anything. Well come to find out, i put a negative speaker wire in the postive slot. HA simple but stupid mistake. After that, i got them working and turned them up. They are loud. My problem is that my songs hit lower notes, but the songs that the higher notes pounded. The higher notes are way louder than with my other box.
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Bigger boxes like lower frequencies. Lower tuning likes lower frequencies also. When you port a subwoofer you often limit its range substantially.
Just add some serious midbass drivers to your kick panels or under your seats. Real subwoofers dont play over 50Hz, anyway. lol
It looks good! keep us updated.
Just add some serious midbass drivers to your kick panels or under your seats. Real subwoofers dont play over 50Hz, anyway. lol
It looks good! keep us updated.