I don't think I can fit it on here (is there a way?) It's an excel sheet. Otherwise I'll e-mail it. Don't ask me to explain how it works - I don't do support.
Mario
spreadsheet to calculate enclosure size
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spreadsheet to calculate enclosure size
I can supply those interested with a spreadsheet to calculate the required box size for the woofer. You'll need the woofers info - Q , resonating freq ect.
I don't think I can fit it on here (is there a way?) It's an excel sheet. Otherwise I'll e-mail it. Don't ask me to explain how it works - I don't do support.
Mario
I don't think I can fit it on here (is there a way?) It's an excel sheet. Otherwise I'll e-mail it. Don't ask me to explain how it works - I don't do support.
Mario
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Bugger said: "I am happy with the drum brakes when done right as this will be used rarely"
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Re: spreadsheet to calculate enclosure size
Mario....can you PM me the sheet as you're timing is perfect...was just heading into the garage to cry over my sub enclosure of 110x40x30cm.... 
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Re: spreadsheet to calculate enclosure size
DD your problem is not that bad, its just the case that the sub could harm your 6x9's at high volumes if they share the same enclusure. For "optimal" results the enclosures have a calculated volume.
Airpower email it to me at and I'll post it on here.
Airpower email it to me at and I'll post it on here.
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Re: spreadsheet to calculate enclosure size
I have another sub.....same size and type....can I add that along side to fill out the enclosure 
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Re: spreadsheet to calculate enclosure size
Eben - I e-mail them zipped up, to you - the reason I didn't want to post them on the forum is due to copy protection. Have a look, you decide. I'll still e-mail to anyone's e-mail address.
Mario
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Eben said: "ACVW's are made of logic."
Bugger said: "I am happy with the drum brakes when done right as this will be used rarely"
"If it can't be fixed with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem" said by someone.
Bugger said: "I am happy with the drum brakes when done right as this will be used rarely"
"If it can't be fixed with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem" said by someone.
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Re: spreadsheet to calculate enclosure size
I hope you still have this sheet available. Please mail to
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Re: spreadsheet to calculate enclosure size
Hey
Please e-mail to me -
Thanks
Please e-mail to me -
Thanks
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Re: spreadsheet to calculate enclosure size
I also want one Pleeeeeeeaaaaaazzzzzzzeeeee!!!
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Re: spreadsheet to calculate enclosure size
Me too please:
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