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The most fun car in the world to drive can't cruise without music haha :p

So half that box figured for plexi but sent birch everything

I also need on the other half a retuned jl bass wedge slot port. And I'm seeing variances in the boxes for 2 6.5" infinity subs off eBay

Thanks!!!

Dude that song is so hilarious to demo the system with. It's perfect for scaring the crap out of someone who isn't ready for what's coming

First off you have to be running a monoblock amplifier for this to work, but you just simply run a wire from the positive output to each positive terminal then same for the negatives. Running it in parallel like that halves the impedence.

Hey thanks!! And that setup will be run on a jl rd1500/1

Nice, does it have fold down rear seats? One of my favorite things to do is build setups that sit facing the interior so you can have it open when you don't have passengers in the back

@dustinsonger851 It does have fold down seats. I would like to experiment with an IB sub setup, but I have to do a lot of research.

@adaboy4z I wouldn't do an infinite baffle setup honestly, there isn't much on the market right now designed for it and with things like tw3's existing you can get plenty of output from tiny enclosures if space is a concern

@@dustinsonger851 Good point. I have two B2 Audio Rampage 8's and a Kicker Q class 12 to choose from.

I had other stuff going on in the daytime while I was building that so it ended up being like 4 nights a few hours each I think. Nothing crazy, I'm a pretty slow builder though haha

Thanks man!!!

Well technically my customer could have afforded one for the price of two w6's hahaha

Once I'm back I'll get what numbers I have and put them up in a community post for everyone.

Thanks bud

Haha I'm amazed more than 4 watched and thank you!!!!

Thanks!!!!!

Technically the acoustic source of a vented enclosure IS the port, and accounting for driver based soundwaves this box design compresses all of that in the center

@@dustinsonger851 Makes a lot of sense. Thanks for the explanation.

@@dustinsonger851 I've been thinking about your statement these days and considering that there is an interaction between the port and the face of the woofer, wouldn't it be correct to say that the acoustic center in such a box will vary depending on the measured frequency? That is, at lower frequencies it would be the port, and at higher frequencies it would move to the center of the woofer.

please consider my question for purely educational purposes.

Haha I love educational purpose only questions :p. And yes you would be correct there, but don't get too caught up in that, subs don't play very high in the frequency range and for the most part, especially in a small area like a car, sub bass is pretty non-localized, and your brain has a hard time telling exactly where it's coming from. Also in a car in particular, if your going with a vented enclosure your probably much more focused on the pressure waves themselves rather than the acoustic properties of your sub bass, if your primary goal is that, you should be looking at sealed enclosures

I'll get one one of these days hopefully but thanknyou!!!

Thanks!!!!

Haha yeah I have painted a few boxes, but the main reason I didn't on this is because of where it's located, having carpet is much more robust

@@dustinsonger851 yes yes anyway congratulations for your work just a question is the automotive sound business there good? or is very restricted by the authorities

@Judeon Oliveira it's not bad, they do not "restrict" us as a business, it's more up to the customer to not be an asshole in neighborhoods and whatnot

@@dustinsonger851 positivo sempre tem us para estragar vc conheçe a categoria q predomina aqui no brasil sistemas de som de 4 vias ou seja ( paredao)

Haha sure is, w6's are amazing haha

I got the same truck and I would love to do that same style box in the truck 💪🔥

Dude that means a lot thank you for saying that!

They did such an amazing job pushing the bounds of what can be done!!

You could have been but you guys didn't get to evolve for long enough to develop calculus

@@dustinsonger851 Isn't gaining basic vocalization enough?

@@neanderthal2599 but did you use it to gossip? We gossip a lot and have calculus so I'm sure the connection is at least somewhat related.

Hey now that's my little brother, I hope your intentions are pure hahaha

No it's not, now just imagine what these engineers will be able to do on successive projects!!

The emotion was absolutely insane

thank you but the team and the rocket did the work, I just got lucky to be enough of a part of it to capture it :)

I know I'm just in a daze about it at this point

Thank you for enjoying it!

Thank you so much!

hahaha i bet it did, 10's or 12's?

@@dustinsonger851 12s I still have now 2 1200.2 art series Dclass 1996

@Dustin Songer how ur box sound

Thank you!!!

Not really honestly, in no way, shape, or form is it a transmission line box even slightly, it's just a standard vented enclosure, the only reason it probably wierd looking is because you have been most likely dealing with "prefab" enclosures or guys who haven't done 18+ inch long ports. There is a lot of guys including myself who prefer the sound of a port that is longer than 18 inches and that is all you are seeing here

Sometimes your stock doing a flat wall behind a subwoofer but yes, if you have the room, making sure that you are not diving into a flat wall will always help even if just a little

The last couple minutes has pictures of it in the customers semi truck sleeper :)

Thanks and honestly, your comparing 3 completely different companies... There is zero connection between them other than the very loose definition of "they make subwoofers"... In my experience, sundown is an spl company through and through, just create pressure. Skar, no offense, but is off the shelf slapped together assemblies that sell for cheap and give you results that equal the price tag, not necessarily a bad thing per second, they kick the crap out of most cheap brands but there excursion numbers are a joke compared to power requirements and subwoofer sizes. JL is an SQL company, main focus being audio quality which is not necessarily what everyone is looking for but when you are, they are next to impossible to beat especially considering they have a ton more excursion than any sub that's purely focused on sq, as well as running on significantly lower power levels. But price is the main reason people don't use them, they are a premium product that comes with a premium price tag

I should add though, I'm personally a ground zero audio guy haha. Beats all three of them on output per dollar, and some of there subs can directly out compete jl's w6 line in output and damn near out compete in sq at 2/3's the price, only downside is they need 3 times the power but that's why soundigital exists

Thanks man!!!!

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