rtls02

iTrader: (1)

Have anyone made a sealed box for two kicker l7? if so can tell me how to do it

Jonesi

Did you search at all?

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=kicker+l7


http://www.kicker.com/L7_subboxes

rtls02

iTrader: (1)

yes i did search but i didnt find what im looking for a sealed custom box for the 2002 tl with the speakers inside the sealed box and the air going inside the car

Jonesi

Click on the link below then click on "Specifications" tab..


If someone on here is nice enough to do all the research for you and design a box for you then props to them..



If you decide you want to learn or design it yourself.. Start here: http://www.bcae1.com/spboxnew2.htm

D.Greenwood13

Word! do a lil research man

on1wheel01

please dont put solo barics in a sealed they are better in a ported

rtls02

iTrader: (1)

ok thanks guys,yes but i want the port to go inside the cabin of the car throught the back seat thanks againg

D.Greenwood13

^true, and b prepared to give up alot of trunk space, to do it properly u need quite a bit of airspace for em!

on1wheel01

even if you do sub and port back it will still beat thats what i have im my shyt is over 142 db's

rtls02

iTrader: (1)

Do you have a picture of it let me see it

mattastick

https://acurazine.com/forums/audio-video-electronics-navigation-22/lets-see-them-subs-725165/

And yeah, generally, sub/port back is louder in a trunk. Now, if you can seal off the front baffle of your box from the rest of the trunk, then they will be louder with the subs/port front, but that's quite a bit of work...

on1wheel01

here is my 1st system in the ack. was done with a lot of help from mattastick. It was loud but I just wasnt happy with the sound. Also it was sub up only because i didnt think i could fit it sub back




Then next was this

Now this I put the amp in the front of the box and man it wangs so much harder now much be more flow into the cabin


As you can tell im sure my box building skills have gotten much better since the 1st build

rtls02

iTrader: (1)

thanks guys,but what i want to make is a bandpass box wich is with the speakers inside the sealed box and the air (the port)going inside the car by the back seat

on1wheel01

best of luck to ya ported hits the hardest though

mattastick

Bandpass boxes are very finicky. If they're not designed correctly, they will sound absolutely terrible. When they are done correctly, they are one of the best type of boxes. The problem is in the design. It is very difficult to do (I can design all the ported boxes you want, but I have absolutely no idea on a bandpass) and they (generally) aren't easy to build. If you can get someone to design it, or you can figure it out, be my guest, and it will sound awesome. Bandpass boxes (when done correctly) produce the flattest response curve of any type of box, and this creates a great sounding box. Good luck if that's what you decide to do, but the easiest way to get loud is a simple ported box.