Shallow walls? (Now a buildlog)

Subject: Re: Shallow walls? (Now a buildlog) Sun Apr 13, 2008 9:49 pm

Great start!

Subject: Re: Shallow walls? (Now a buildlog) Sun Apr 13, 2008 9:54 pm

Nice carpentry work. Do you build houses?
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Novice Contributor Joined : 03 Jul 2007 Posts : 109

Thanks for the complements guys.

No I don't build houses, but I have been building dam near everything else since I was young. My grandpa is a carpenter though, I picked it all up from him.

I'm just hoping a few 3515's and 2 20.1's will be impressive enough for the locals.

I'm going to a Clarion flipscreen up front w/ a backup camera also, just have to get another paycheck or 2 before that happens. My Pioneer 860mp is going in the toolbox w/ the amps and batts. Going to set up up so the 860 will be used for burps only. The Clarion will run the system daily.

Subject: Re: Shallow walls? (Now a buildlog) Mon Apr 14, 2008 5:08 pm

Looks good. Good luck
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Novice Contributor Joined : 03 Jul 2007 Posts : 109

Well, its coming along. Kinda slowly, but its coming.

Gotta do alil glassing in the corners and run wiring to the toolbox.
Hoping to have it ready for Tyler,Tx on the 27th. If its not, I'm just gonna ride to the show for the hell of it.

Novice Contributor Joined : 03 Jul 2007 Posts : 109

Well, the wall did exactly what I was hoping it wouldn't.

I changed the port design on the fly and it ended up being too long. So (the best I can figure), the port is too close to the back wall and its acting like an L-shaped slot vent. It is only 7.5" from the back wall...so, I guess that was my retard moment for the week.

The reason I thing this is, its peaking at WAY too low a freq and staying withing 1.5-2db of its peak at 40hz. lol.

The only good things I'm seeing is that the wall is VERY secure in the truck and it is withing .4db when metering legal or outlaw.

I'm knocking the port out totally this evening and trying it w/ just the baffle as the port. Should tune me to ~60-65hz and my 1/4 wave to the dash is in that range depending on where you measure.

Subject: Re: Shallow walls? (Now a buildlog) Thu Apr 24, 2008 7:02 pm

Sweeeettt

Gonna have it ready and all tuned for Scrapin?

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Novice Contributor Joined : 03 Jul 2007 Posts : 109

Well, I am about an inch away from pulling this fukin wall out on the ground a burning it Shocked

I knocked the port wall out and it does the same damn #'s. Only now it does it at 65hz instead of 50hz w/ the port.

I'm pretty well stumped. It is NOWHERE near loud. Only 150s. Shocked

I'm pissed. I guess walls are far from what I'm good at.
Hell, I louder on 1 9515 on 1 amp w/ a box below the windowline scratch

I a just am just going to rip this wall out for the Tyler show and put my old box back in.

I'll deal w/ this wall later on in the summer. I just don't have the time to fornicate w/ it now.
Anyone have any ideas on what the hell I'm missing? Whats doing on w/ this dam thing?

help me out here before I go nuts.

Basic Contributor Joined : 17 Jun 2008 Posts : 11

what speakers and how much power are you running ? it's been my experience ,walls need lots of power to get higher than 50's .