Ok,I've been throwing up the idea of building my own sub,mainly for HT.I've been thinking of building four single 15" ported boxes,one on each side of my mains and directly across from them,one on each side of my couch.That is what my goal is 4,but I might just end up with the 2 next to my mains.
I thought about all four of them being down firing with three ports going out from the back top of box,would the port locations work,what size should the ports be?I was thinking of going with a 24Hx20Wx28D box.With this size box,how low can I get my sub to go?I've been looking at the eD 16o and the ccs sdx15,or even the sound splintter RL-15p.
Besides the sono tubs,it seems like alot of the DIY folks prefer the front firing sub in their builds,is this a better design?I already know that if I go with four subs I will need to wire up 2 4ohm DVC subs to have a 4ohm load going into each channel of a ep2500 amp.
This brings me to power question,If I have 1000 watts going through one channel to feed 2 subs,is each one of those subs seeing 1000 watts or does the wattage get split into 2(with each sub seeing 500 watts)?
just trying to figure out a game plan for my tax return:R
I thought about all four of them being down firing with three ports going out from the back top of box,would the port locations work,what size should the ports be?I was thinking of going with a 24Hx20Wx28D box.With this size box,how low can I get my sub to go?I've been looking at the eD 16o and the ccs sdx15,or even the sound splintter RL-15p.
Besides the sono tubs,it seems like alot of the DIY folks prefer the front firing sub in their builds,is this a better design?I already know that if I go with four subs I will need to wire up 2 4ohm DVC subs to have a 4ohm load going into each channel of a ep2500 amp.
This brings me to power question,If I have 1000 watts going through one channel to feed 2 subs,is each one of those subs seeing 1000 watts or does the wattage get split into 2(with each sub seeing 500 watts)?
just trying to figure out a game plan for my tax return:R