Lol lots of people dont know but the longer the port,you are getting God tier waves.I learned this breaking down hundreds of home theater subs.most have great ported enclosures
FIrst off, as an MECP Certified Pro Installer, with over 25 years of experience, if you dont know whats going on i will eplain. The big subwoofers in the big box are acting like radiators and creating movement when the 6.5 is playing, then all of that combined is going down the long ass port that he has created. Genius idea.... Well Played!!!!!!!
In the video he tells you that the 10s aren’t hooked connected to the amp and at 70hz those 10’s aren’t Radiating anything lol plus the pressure from those subs would be on the outside of the port and the mic is measuring the inside of the port and the 6.5 is completely sealed off
@@Mr.ChoKolate4life OK, first off, the 10's do not have to be hooked up, although i would have loved a shot of the truck in full tilt just to prove that. Second, the 6.5 is an open speaker inside of a probably 5 cubic foot enclosure also he has foam around the PVC tube that he stuffed inside the main boxes port so unless he is an anomaly of car stereo, of course those big subs were moving if even just a little, enough to add to the SPL, If im wrong i will say im wrong but lets see the same contraption without it being stuck into that huge enclosure. Why do you think he stuck it in there to begin with.... For looks? COme on now!!!!! Ive been around and seen many an SPL score raised, and there is no 6.5 doing any number close to that without doing something such as this! I seen Alma gates have like 40 10's and she barely put up over 170's. I do love all your videos my man!!!
He did say he tests at home on his workbench. Honestly I'm not sure why he put it in the enclosure port other than to save space and help hold the contraption. But you are right, the 3 subs were definitely passive radiating. Not sure if that was his goal though.@@Vincent-Vega24
@@Widowmaker2828 He seems like a legit smart guy for sure. Im an old school guy and ive seen some really loud subs with radiators. Either way, its amazing to see stuff like this PERIOD!!!! I wasnt trying to be a butthole or anything, ive just built about any kind of enclosure you could ever have, put in tons of systems and i have built competition vehicles too. Thank you for your comment my friend!!!
Pretty cool & inventive design, build, execution, spl numbers... In the early 90s I use to experiment with a SAS Bazooka tube inside of different cubic foot size diy enclosures with different port sizes Enjoy the bass 🔊💨💨🤯
They are in it for the science I'm a full range person myself I like to jam my favorite songs. I don't want bass stopping my heart just want good sound
My coworker had a ford ranger. He had it beating pretty good. Unfortunately he started doing drugs. I wish he could see this video. With a purpose of watching it 😔😔😔
I keep telling people that tubes are more efficient at transferring sound energy than regular boxes but nobody wants to listen to me. They are stuck in old boxy ways. Tubes can be made, lighter, stronger and overall better for sound than square bulky heavy boxes.
I agree 100% I figured that out with switching to aeroports. Plus it makes the enclosure so much easier to build. P.S. - Thank you for blessing us with the bestest of bass benchmark songs
Put the meter outside of the port... I gain like 6db when the meter goes in the port. It's not a very real representation of the actual volume but still pretty cool that you managed to break 170 with such a small driver in such an unusual "enclosure". I built long PVC ports in a box once, similar to this enclosure you made here... trying to lower tuning but ended up dropping peak by 4-5Hz and gaining about 5db at the time. Long ports are fun to play with acoustically.
i was wondering when someone was going to do this and was surprised they hadnt yet. This is only one dimension. Im waiting for people to discover the next part where they combine the pulses onto itself to increase the velocity past the speed of light.
@@Mr.ChoKolate4life Nah, these 60 70hz pulls ruins the db comp. Its not bass, its trash. I could see a 6.5 pulling a 150 plus at 35 to 45 hz. with 3 or 4 in the right box.
Everyone is overthinking this one. It a transmission line with a sealed cap and the mic placed at the end. to call this port wars is kind of lame because its not in the spirit of the rule. Does it work? Sure. Is it genius? Debatable, but its a good idea none the less.
I came here thinking some dude LEGIT played musical beats and hit that number as in the "title" of video...... Fcukn buildups guy 😆 🤣 but scientifically crazy feat.
Yeah if you put the pic inside a speaker box the db will clearly change drastically lol.. keep the mic somewhere like idk where anyone else puts the meter any other time ever and retest then don’t be mad getting metered at 120db lol 😂
In Port Wars competitions, the Sound Pressure Level (SPL) is measured directly at the port vent of the speaker enclosure. That is why a 6.5 woofer can meter that high.
Well it theoretically could but I don’t agree with the metering.. you could throw a mic in a box with a power acoustic from Walmart and get higher dbs but it’s not even a proper sealed enclosure to be tested properly.. either way I still think it’s dumb.. I’m on my way to go buy tons of pvc pipe now.. to not try this..😂
This is more of science than it is for banging down the block. Just a way to have something different that super cheap to play around with and make your brain work
@MattGuynn it's still impressive if you know, it shows the potential of that single sub, it can compres air at an insane pressure. It could be placed in an spl box or you could go wide band and still have a loud set up for a single little sub. It's about how you use it. Not many actually know.
Please re-edit with the f****** Ford ranger voiceover at the beginning like a teaser 😂😂😂😂😂. Like a quick edit at the beginning and then when it hits that 17 0 number play it again. Please just do it. I hope you can cuz it re-upload it😂😂
Because this is allowed, the next person can copy him and do it slightly better. This is why it's a competition. If anyone thinks they can do it better be our guest.
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He used to work for Bose😂😂😂 I thought about this. I'm happy he did it
It’s super creative and takes alot of testing and tuning
BOSE BASS CANNON
Lol lots of people dont know but the longer the port,you are getting God tier waves.I learned this breaking down hundreds of home theater subs.most have great ported enclosures
This is so true but most don’t understand this
@@Mr.ChoKolate4life that was a real eye opening vid though,thanks.need more like it.
iive got a skar 6.5 in a 3 ft tall horn enclosure, hits 110db with 250 watts easily
A few years ago, the guy in front of me running a 6.5" sub did just over 180 db at a USACi show in Vegas.
Noo way that’s crazy loud
That would be twice as loud as the 173.
FIrst off, as an MECP Certified Pro Installer, with over 25 years of experience, if you dont know whats going on i will eplain. The big subwoofers in the big box are acting like radiators and creating movement when the 6.5 is playing, then all of that combined is going down the long ass port that he has created. Genius idea.... Well Played!!!!!!!
In the video he tells you that the 10s aren’t hooked connected to the amp and at 70hz those 10’s aren’t Radiating anything lol plus the pressure from those subs would be on the outside of the port and the mic is measuring the inside of the port and the 6.5 is completely sealed off
@@Mr.ChoKolate4life OK, first off, the 10's do not have to be hooked up, although i would have loved a shot of the truck in full tilt just to prove that. Second, the 6.5 is an open speaker inside of a probably 5 cubic foot enclosure also he has foam around the PVC tube that he stuffed inside the main boxes port so unless he is an anomaly of car stereo, of course those big subs were moving if even just a little, enough to add to the SPL, If im wrong i will say im wrong but lets see the same contraption without it being stuck into that huge enclosure. Why do you think he stuck it in there to begin with.... For looks? COme on now!!!!! Ive been around and seen many an SPL score raised, and there is no 6.5 doing any number close to that without doing something such as this! I seen Alma gates have like 40 10's and she barely put up over 170's. I do love all your videos my man!!!
He did say he tests at home on his workbench. Honestly I'm not sure why he put it in the enclosure port other than to save space and help hold the contraption. But you are right, the 3 subs were definitely passive radiating. Not sure if that was his goal though.@@Vincent-Vega24
@@Widowmaker2828 He seems like a legit smart guy for sure. Im an old school guy and ive seen some really loud subs with radiators. Either way, its amazing to see stuff like this PERIOD!!!! I wasnt trying to be a butthole or anything, ive just built about any kind of enclosure you could ever have, put in tons of systems and i have built competition vehicles too. Thank you for your comment my friend!!!
I love that its a RANGER!!!! ranger gang babyyyy!!!
They can get loud for sure
Pretty cool & inventive design, build, execution, spl numbers...
In the early 90s I use to experiment with a SAS Bazooka tube inside of different cubic foot size
diy enclosures with different port sizes
Enjoy the bass 🔊💨💨🤯
The Honda crx that I have now I purchased it from the guy who invented bazzokka Tube about 4 years ago in west TN. What a small world
CRX the " ORIGINAL CHEATER SPL " vehical
Now everyone just builds Tahoes bcuz you can fit 6 alternators...
Nice way to "think outside the box"
Absolutely
hey, thats a FORD RANNNNGERR!!!!!!
And it’s super loud
🎶 🎵 " traffic, traffic, lookin for my chapstick, OH there's a ford maverick! " 🎶 🎵 😂😂😂😂
I'm going to start putting the sensor in the spark plug port and turn it over a few times.
Ayy if it works lol
No sound, just pressure. What's the use then. Love subwoofers and bass but without music it's senseless
This is just about science and how much pressure you can build
Some people enjoy engineering and science
that's what I think too
They are in it for the science I'm a full range person myself I like to jam my favorite songs. I don't want bass stopping my heart just want good sound
There is musical classes and there is Spl classes so...
Joe Fox did this with a PYLE tweeter way back in the 90's it went over the limits of the SPL meter and the Meter went up to 190 DB
That’s craxu
So the inverted 12s in the cab wasnt on during this run?
Not bad i dont guess if thats a single 6.5. Lowes will be sold out of PVC pipe soon.
That’s funny as hell
NOT a traditional SPL db drag. They measure the spl inside a sealed enclosure pressurized by the woofer. Of course it's going to be high....
It’s just a different way a creating pressure just because
Wonder if pressure would rise if while playing the sub firing of a co2 cartridge into the tube would give some extra dBs.
lol that’s funny
No human could sit in a vehicle that was that loud
This is a port score
That's interesting never seen this before 👍💯
It shocked me when I saw it for the first time as well
My coworker had a ford ranger. He had it beating pretty good. Unfortunately he started doing drugs. I wish he could see this video. With a purpose of watching it 😔😔😔
I am sorry to hear that
What y’all like ported or sealed boxes
Always ported so we can get them extra dbs
I keep telling people that tubes are more efficient at transferring sound energy than regular boxes but nobody wants to listen to me. They are stuck in old boxy ways.
Tubes can be made, lighter, stronger and overall better for sound than square bulky heavy boxes.
It’s to much science for them
I agree 100% I figured that out with switching to aeroports. Plus it makes the enclosure so much easier to build. P.S. - Thank you for blessing us with the bestest of bass benchmark songs
Put the meter outside of the port... I gain like 6db when the meter goes in the port. It's not a very real representation of the actual volume but still pretty cool that you managed to break 170 with such a small driver in such an unusual "enclosure". I built long PVC ports in a box once, similar to this enclosure you made here... trying to lower tuning but ended up dropping peak by 4-5Hz and gaining about 5db at the time. Long ports are fun to play with acoustically.
That’s awesome thank you for watching and commenting
You've gotta feel the heat! 💪🎶
It was definitely a hot one that day
That four twelve enclosure is cool
Yea his box is crazy nice
So is it considered a port if it completely sealed. Aka no open port.
That’s the cool thing about bass wars they are no rules it’s just for fun but get loud as possible
Port wars. I need more info on the rules. If you can’t close the door is it really in the cabin?
The is one rule in bass wars
No rules lol
i was wondering when someone was going to do this and was surprised they hadnt yet. This is only one dimension. Im waiting for people to discover the next part where they combine the pulses onto itself to increase the velocity past the speed of light.
Hahaha that’s funny
@@Mr.ChoKolate4life its also true. Look up William Robertson from Middle Tennesse State University. All I can say is....Science.
Hows it a port score if u cap the end of port?..that makes it sealed...musta found a loophole in rulebook
This is bass wars and there is no rules in this organization
Mad reapect for someone who knows his build/math/the science behind the bass
Absolutely
What hz
I think it’s in the 70’s
I think the rules for Spl should be measured at 40 HZ or so. This is not the bass you want in music. Its nearly feedback tone.
That’s why it’s different classes for everything this is experimental not daily bass
@@Mr.ChoKolate4life Nah, these 60 70hz pulls ruins the db comp. Its not bass, its trash.
I could see a 6.5 pulling a 150 plus at 35 to 45 hz. with 3 or 4 in the right box.
Damn is that Doc from street outlaws?
That’s funnny lol
Impressive
Yes it truly is
@@Mr.ChoKolate4life Have you tried pouring rubber by drilling a hole in closed profiles? Cheers. Sorry for my language,
Is this legal since it's outside the car?
Not at all there are no rules
m.b. punching the air right now lol jk
Lolllll you are hilarious
Tag MBEnclosures in this
is there any footage of the 12's playing?
He is local to me so I will get a video for you
@@Mr.ChoKolate4life that'd be awesome bro, thanks!
The loudest port score ever that I know of was 185db
Using a DD Z 8" sub
That’s crazy for an 8 he definitely told me that when he went to an 8 he definitely gained a few db I can’t wait to hear it at world finals this year
My old lady yelling into a 4-in pipe would probably be louder... What a joke..
Thanks for watching and commenting
You should make it air tight in the port where its at and take a sub out of the top....
That’s smart
Everyone is overthinking this one. It a transmission line with a sealed cap and the mic placed at the end. to call this port wars is kind of lame because its not in the spirit of the rule. Does it work? Sure. Is it genius? Debatable, but its a good idea none the less.
Absolutely
Cool
Absolutely
I came here thinking some dude LEGIT played musical beats and hit that number as in the "title" of video......
Fcukn buildups guy 😆 🤣 but scientifically crazy feat.
Hey in my defense the thumbnail has the 6.5 and the port in the picture lol but it’s all for funny anyway
No other subs should be aloud in the vehicle other than the 6.5 and it's tube. Then let's see those numbers again 😂
Wait isn't the meter supposed to be in the dash or kick 🤔
The amp was on the 6.5 and the 10’s at all but it’s just for fun that’s all
This is called a port score
And I'm pretty sure the other speakers was radiating😂
They weren’t and if so so very small but the mic is in the pvc pipe and he was playing like 70hz or something
Yeah if you put the pic inside a speaker box the db will clearly change drastically lol.. keep the mic somewhere like idk where anyone else puts the meter any other time ever and retest then don’t be mad getting metered at 120db lol 😂
This was only to get as loud as possible with one single small sub plus this was 70hz so not necessarily bass
It's pretty funny coz I do 160.9 at the port so I must be loud
Yes sir lol
No That 6.5 isnt Putting Out That Kind Of DB This is Click bait
In Port Wars competitions, the Sound Pressure Level (SPL) is measured directly at the port vent of the speaker enclosure. That is why a 6.5 woofer can meter that high.
You just watched a video of it happening and you still don’t believe it lol
@@Mr.ChoKolate4life I Don't Want to Believe it LOL I'm in Denial 🤣💯
It's science bro.
Well it theoretically could but I don’t agree with the metering.. you could throw a mic in a box with a power acoustic from Walmart and get higher dbs but it’s not even a proper sealed enclosure to be tested properly.. either way I still think it’s dumb.. I’m on my way to go buy tons of pvc pipe now.. to not try this..😂
That’s a port score anyways
Thanks for watching and commenting
😂😂 Mic 🎤 inside... Gimme a break
It May already did lol
Don't understand how this counts, seems a little unrealistic
This is more of science than it is for banging down the block. Just a way to have something different that super cheap to play around with and make your brain work
"where's the mic? Oh I glued it under my dust cap" 😂😂😂
@MattGuynn it's still impressive if you know, it shows the potential of that single sub, it can compres air at an insane pressure. It could be placed in an spl box or you could go wide band and still have a loud set up for a single little sub. It's about how you use it. Not many actually know.
The worst loudest sofa??? I literally can't understand
lol that’s funny
Bigger version of Bose😂
That’s funny
But thats 170 db in the tube... goal is 1 6.5 170 db mic in the kick panel or dash😂😂
lol good luck
Please re-edit with the f****** Ford ranger voiceover at the beginning like a teaser 😂😂😂😂😂. Like a quick edit at the beginning and then when it hits that 17 0 number play it again. Please just do it. I hope you can cuz it re-upload it😂😂
That would be so hilarious
That's cool and all but if you can't enjoy music it's a waste of time and energy
This is more so of science than bass plus this was 70hz
He's got a full regular system that he can enjoy music on. So basically two systems in one vehicle.
Thats pointless. I prefer going to sound Demmo then sound off like this. If u ain't paying music then nah
This was just for fun he has 4 10 for his regular system lol thanks for watching the video and commenting
Jesus learn how to use those channel locks correctly. Or do it right and get a pipe wrench.
That’s funny
That don't count! SMH!
It was 70hz that’s not even basss that’s a hmmmmmm
Ez egy vicc, hát közép hangon recsegett.😅 Csináld meg 25-35Hz haver.😅😅😅
This is called port wars it’s just for fun nothing serious lol
@@Mr.ChoKolate4life The other speaker already looks serious in the video. Congratulations. What results does that system know?
How the hell is that a port score if its a sealed pvc pipe? He needs to be disqualified 🦾😂
This is bass wars their one rule is NO RULES lol
I’m with this guy tho… technically that isn’t a “port”, it’s not open to atmosphere. It’s a box, he said so himself
Because this is allowed, the next person can copy him and do it slightly better. This is why it's a competition. If anyone thinks they can do it better be our guest.