http://dreamwater.org/systek/acuratls/DVDHACK3.html

look towards the bottom of the page...the subs are facing each other, it will be sealed so all the sound comes through the ski hole. is there a set amt of space between the subs that will allow this to work?

would it be better to form a wedge? please let me know...

 

I think you would have to calculate your airspace in between your two drivers. I think you will get a "horn loaded effect"

Ron are you out there to answer this?

 

You're using a Single Reflex Bandpass Enclosure with that. With that in mind, you will need to make sure to calculate the port volumes that you have now created using the ski hole and fill accordingly. Not properly tuned that may sound quite bad. So you will have to tune the port to the specified frequency the manufacturer gave. I would assume that port is, as it is now, "tuned" much lower than factory spec., leaving you with muddy bass. Hope this helps.

Austin519

 

systek:
Oh yeah, this site's pretty good:

http://www.diysubwoofers.org/

Austin519

 

actually if you are right about the port effect, this is very very bad, since the solo's that i have are NOT to be ported....i guess i will have to experiment and just go by ear

 

systek:
That's what I usually do. Just a suggestion...put some mesh over that hole...make for a stealth install...

Austin519

 

mesh where? in the ski hole, i want to leave it to where you can see the subs, up in the rear deck, i plan on using the factory covering...

 

systek:
Ah...well then at least vinyl wrap those wood pieces....don't just leave them like that...or paint them...I think anything other than wrapping them would look terrible ...

Austin519

 

ummm, no.

like i said, im experimenting, so that means looks doesnt mean squat...! when i decide on the final install setup and start putting that together...then i 'll worry about looks as well.