Crunch Ground Pounder 12 box

Discussion in 'Subwoofer Box and Custom Fabrication' started by liftedranger08, Dec 20, 2010.

  1. liftedranger08

    liftedranger08 Full Member

    This was a quick box i whipped up tonite for my buddy. Its for a Crunch Ground Pounder 12. The box is 2 cubes with 1 4" aero tuned to 33 hz. It will get carpeted tomorrow.

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  2. jonnyv713

    jonnyv713 The Young Gun of CAT

    You are so lucky to have a carpentry shop at your house! I just wish I had a garage!
     
  3. Ranger SVO

    Ranger SVO Full Member

    Hey, liftedranger, a couple of questions.

    I always thought the aero port typically raises tuning frequency. With that said, the port looks way to short for a tuning that low. Now I cannot tell the size of that box from pictures so I could be way wrong. So what is the box volume and how long is that vent?

    I'm curious and I'm gonna do some research on those vents

    By the way, you do awesome work, keep it up
     
  4. liftedranger08

    liftedranger08 Full Member

    The box is 2 cubes after displacements. The port is a 4" aero and its 11" inches long. Its tuned to around 33-34 hz.
     
  5. Ranger SVO

    Ranger SVO Full Member

    That sounds about right, thank you
     
  6. liftedranger08

    liftedranger08 Full Member

    Ur welcome ranger.
     
  7. Ranger SVO

    Ranger SVO Full Member

    I assume that the 11-inch length does not include the flair. If your including the flair, the port is way to short. For 33Hz with a flair at both ends the port needs to be 15-1/2-inches long. As I suspected, flairing raises tuning frequency.

    I copied this from the website http://www.subwoofer-builder.com and it states that

    A flared port shares part of the air in the flare with the surrounding air, meaning that the port appears shorter. The generally accepted adjustment is to subtract half the flare radius from the physical length to obtain the effective length. If both ends of the port are flared, the adjustment is done for each flare

    which means that your port is too short.

    I'm gonna do some more research on those ports, I find some of the vent velocity characteristics interesting
     
    Last edited: Dec 23, 2010
  8. TheViking

    TheViking Well-Known Member

    It would seem to me that this type of vent would act somewhat as a venturi in a carburator. gathering the air at the boundary layer of the vents radius and accelerating it along with the air mass in the vent itself I would surely think would effect the tuning to a degree.
     
  9. liftedranger08

    liftedranger08 Full Member

    Well i did make a mistake. Its tuned to around 35 hz. LOL I just checked on psp-inc. He hooked it up yesterday and said it played nice and low. I havent heard it yet but will get pics of the box carpeted as soon as i can.