Kicker CVR12

Discussion in 'Subwoofer Box and Custom Fabrication' started by electrolytic, May 17, 2007.

  1. aznboi3644

    aznboi3644 Full Member

    very nice...high five
     
  2. eazy

    eazy Full Member

    Alright, let me try to get this straight. This box is 43" wide, 14" tall, 24" deep (6.75 ft3). Then it has 2 ports flushed mounted that are 6" inner diameter and are 9" long.

    I'm not sure if I understood that table, but if it's saying they're 6.25" outter diameter then that's [{3.125 squared (pi)}{8.25}]/1728... times 2, so = .29 ft3 of port displacement... minus another .16 ft3 for sub displacement.

    So a grand total of 6.3 ft3 tuned to 40 Hz? Is that what those graphs are showing? ...oddly enough WinISD beta is telling me 6.3 cubes tuned to 40 Hz should have two 6" ports that are 10.43" long not 9"...
     
  3. Ranger SVO

    Ranger SVO Full Member

    My calculator says the port needs to be 8.95-inches long.

    But listen, I always add a half inch to my ports, what the hey, better slightly low than slightly high. (if there is any difference at 1/2-inch)
     

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  4. eazy

    eazy Full Member

    Alright. This is what WinISD beta is showing me. Does this look like the box I should build?

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  5. Ranger SVO

    Ranger SVO Full Member

    Nice and round at the top, good F3 and your gain is great. I would say that you have a winner there
     
  6. eazy

    eazy Full Member

    Alright sweet. So how do I attach these round ports inside the MDF securely?
     
  7. aznboi3644

    aznboi3644 Full Member

    I trace the outer edge of the port...then jigsaw it out on the inner line..then sand it down so it fits nice and tight. Then glue that bitch in and caulk around the base. Works perfectly

    Unless you can find a router
     
  8. eazy

    eazy Full Member

    That's it? Even though its going to be hanging out 8.25"? lol
     
  9. eazy

    eazy Full Member

    Well I don't think this is going to work.. Home Depot only sells 4" and Lowes only sells 6" by the 10 foot... how bout like four 4" ports? lol

    Or I could do just 1 big slot vent.
     
    Last edited: May 20, 2007
  10. Ranger SVO

    Ranger SVO Full Member

    Four 4-inch ports will have slightly less cross sectional area than two 6-inch ports. So the length of the ports would need to be ajusted

    For Four 4-inch ports the length will need to be between 7.5 and 8 inches
     
  11. eazy

    eazy Full Member

    Do you think I'd be better off just doing 1 big slot port?
     
  12. Ranger SVO

    Ranger SVO Full Member

    One large slot port would be easier to deal with and in my opinion simplify construction of the box.

    Two 6-inch round ports will have a cross sectional area of 56.5 square inches. So you need a rectangular port where the height times the width equals something really close to 56.5. (anywhere between 54 and 58 should work)

    Your length for a cross sectional area of 56.5 will be around 9 - 9.5 inches
     
  13. eazy

    eazy Full Member

    How bout 12.5" (whole height of box) x 4.5"= 56.25 sq. inches of port area?
     
  14. Ranger SVO

    Ranger SVO Full Member

    Perfect, that will work with no problem.
     
  15. aznboi3644

    aznboi3644 Full Member

    I have a PVC store about 200 yards from my house :)

    Any size or length I need. And I have about 10 feet of 4 inch pvc left over from my dad
     
  16. electrolytic

    electrolytic Full Member

    yes cool, it gives same results 40.96hz f3 32.13hz
     
  17. electrolytic

    electrolytic Full Member

    put the port between the subs to give the box strength no?
     
  18. eazy

    eazy Full Member

    Okay sounds good. So are the box dimensions still 43" wide, 14" tall, and 24" deep? Or has the new slot port increased port displacement too much, no longer giving me 6.3 cubes?
     
  19. electrolytic

    electrolytic Full Member

    yes same measurements, nothing changes only the port
     
  20. eazy

    eazy Full Member

    What's the port length?