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SQ-Blaze · 02-26-2009, 08:29 AM

I was just curious about the smaller enclosure, that's all. I know a lot of people like building critically damped enclosures for home audio, and then use a little EQ to bring up the bottom end.

Anyway, I took some measurements of the cargo area in my Blazer the other day. With an internal height of 3", I will have a total of 1.56cf to work with. After a little bit of unique bracing and driver displacement, I should be down around 1.2-1.3cf. Then again, if I add some poly-fill, I can easily regain that 0.2cf.

02-26-2009, 08:29 AM	#9 (permalink)
SQ-Blaze Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Central Florida Posts: 13	I was just curious about the smaller enclosure, that's all. I know a lot of people like building critically damped enclosures for home audio, and then use a little EQ to bring up the bottom end. Anyway, I took some measurements of the cargo area in my Blazer the other day. With an internal height of 3", I will have a total of 1.56cf to work with. After a little bit of unique bracing and driver displacement, I should be down around 1.2-1.3cf. Then again, if I add some poly-fill, I can easily regain that 0.2cf. __________________ Kenwood Excelon KDC-X592 \| A-DATA 8GB Flash Drive \| JL Audio 500/1v2 \| JL Audio 300/4v2 \| AudioControl Epicenter \| Rainbow W165 Germanium \| Dayton DC28F-8 \| Stereo Integrity Mag v4