Another n00b question

[forsellb 1]

Ok whats the difference in one box tuned to 35hz with 2.5cuft and another box tuned to 35hz with 3cuft? also whats the best material to build a box out of?

[Kanaworm$ 292]

I use MDF for my enclosures

MDF = Medium Density Fiberboard

[forsellb 1]

I use MDF for my enclosures

MDF = Medium Density Fiberboard

Nice, thanks. What about the cuft difference? Would it make the notes sounds deeper or make the bass more accurate?

[Kanaworm$ 292]

Being both boxes are tuned to 35HZ and only .5 ^3 difference. I don't think there would be much of an audible difference.

[forsellb 1]

Being both boxes are tuned to 35HZ and only .5 ^3 difference. I don't think there would be much of an audible difference.

What if it was a bigger difference, like 2cuft and 5 cuft? lol Im just lookin for the physics? behind this.. I wanna know as much as I can and this site is helping a TON

[Kanaworm$ 292]

Being both boxes are tuned to 35HZ and only .5 ^3 difference. I don't think there would be much of an audible difference.

What if it was a bigger difference, like 2cuft and 5 cuft? lol Im just lookin for the physics? behind this.. I wanna know as much as I can and this site is helping a TON

Easiest way to eplain this is to go to http://www.linearteam.dk/default.aspx?pageid=isdonline type in your speakers T/S parameters and look at the graph and compare the frequency curves.

If you have to convert metric to inch their is a conversion table also on the site.

[forsellb 1]

Being both boxes are tuned to 35HZ and only .5 ^3 difference. I don't think there would be much of an audible difference.

What if it was a bigger difference, like 2cuft and 5 cuft? lol Im just lookin for the physics? behind this.. I wanna know as much as I can and this site is helping a TON

Easiest way to eplain this is to go to http://www.linearteam.dk/default.aspx?pageid=isdonline type in your speakers T/S parameters and look at the graph and compare the frequency curves.

If you have to convert metric to inch their is a conversion table also on the site.

k thanks