zaco2356

i think my box is not 4.00cu/ft cause i saw some desing in this forum and those desing have 4.00cu/ft but are more bigger than mine, this are my box measure width - 24.5" heigth - 19.75" deph - 18" thicknees - 3/4" those measure include the ported hole that are 3" height, what webpage is good to calculate the internal volumen ?

when i hit my higher num it was at 54hz tone

nop i just tuned the box at 50hz cause a friend of my told me that grand vitara are 56hz resonant

well a friend of mine have a GV also and he told me that my GV and his was 56hz resonanse freq cause he hit more db's at that freq

nothing else just hit 145+ in last show, i 'm just waiting for the next show but i want to do something to increase my score that why i asking fror some tips or ideas my goal is hit 146+

i just used that box only for spl, the first i got a 4.00cu/ft tuned to 40hz and for daily use sound great but when i went to a competition i just did 143.2db now with this box tuned to 50hz i hit 145.2.

thanks for the quik answer well the tuning of the enclosure is 50hz i got a grand vitara 2004 when i hit my biggest num. the sub was facing foward with the port to the left side of the enclosure and the box was made by me and a friend of mine and about the volt when i hit my best num drop 14.3 to 12.3

thanks for the quik answer well the tuning of the enclosure is 50hz i got a grand vitara 2004 when i hit my biggest num. the sub was facing foward with the port to the left side of the enclosure and the box was made by me and a friend of mine and about the volt when i hit my best num drop 14.3 to 12.3

FIRST of all the amp itself has NOTHING directly to do with the number of DB's you can get. The amount of SPL you achieve has more to do with the driver, enclosure and their installation in relationship to the acoustics of the vehicle than the power you run. To say you saw in this forum that AMP CAN HIT XXX.X DB's is worthless to say. Now, if you're looking to get louder it's possible a re-tune of the port may help, moving the enclosure (not always possible) is another way to increase spl. Put a volt meter on the amp and watch your voltage, if it's dipping very much you may need to rethink your electrical. What we need is this: 1. Tuning of your enclosure. 2. Type of vehicle. 3. Placement in said vehicle. 4. Port/Driver relationship. (i.e. Sub up, port up; sub forward, port forward) This kind of info can help us figure out what your setup really is and what ways that we've seen, used, heard of to improve numbers in your situation. Also, where did your enclosure come from? Is it a pre-fab, you built it, professionally built? There's more reasons than you can fathom as to why numbers go up or down in any given setup. thanks for the quik answer well the tuning of the enclosure is 50hz i got a grand vitara 2004 when i hit my biggest num. the sub was facing foward with the port to the left side of the enclosure and the box was made by me and a friend of mine and about the volt when i hit my best num drop 14.3 to 12.3