Audiobahn Subs

[Haibane]

I have an aw150q 15" sub, and was wondering what were good dimensions/cubic feet for this sub. I actually have 2, just was wondering about 1

[sr20de4evr]

if you haven't done so already you should check out WinISD. Just find out all the specs on the sub from Audiobahn's website and put them into that program and it will give you a recommended box size for ported or sealed. I've tried it out on my sub and it said 1.1 ft^3 in a sealed box, the recommended for my sub from www.edesignaudio.com was .7-1.2 ft^3, so it is very close

[Haibane]

Thanks. Whenever I try this, their site always seems to be missing one measurement or so, and they never help me with that. I was wondering if there was some way you were supposed to be able to figure out some measurements from others?

[PaulD]

winisd computes for a Qts of .7 ...... that is not always the best sounding box for every speaker, since it is basically the KING of compromises. But it does give you some good starting places

[sr20de4evr]

yeah, if the maker doesn't suggest a box size I use it as a recommendation. Normally the maker will have a suggested box size though, and I use that.

[Haibane]

Ah yes... 6 cubic feet for my 2 subs, all I need now is a excursion, lol

[VQmax95]

I've got 6.24 CUFT in my 95 maxima. Fits like a glove.

[Haibane]

Originally Posted by VQmax95

I've got 6.24 CUFT in my 95 maxima. Fits like a glove.

Yes, but I don't want to use too much height and I don't want to remake a box unless it is fiberglassed.

[VQmax95]

Its only 8 inched off the floor of the trunk, but i used the wheel well too. it takes up the whole trunk floor basically.