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Join Date: May 2007 Location: Aylmer, Ontario Posts: 63
| I decided to try using 8" sonotube for ports for my pair of Credence 15's. The problem i have is really annoying:
Now and then i need to use my back seat, so in order to fit my subs and still use the back seat i need to have a removable port, or at least part of the port.
I was wondering if anyone knew any ways to attach 2 pieces of sonotube together. That way i could run a shorter port while the seat is being used and pop the ends back on when i dont use the seat. It's really annoying to have to do this for one day out of the week use of the back seat. Oh well. |
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Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: TORONTO Posts: 6,411
| use a quality duct tape or tin foil tape. that's what spl people use. works nicely. |
| | |   |  | |  | | CCA Hoser
Join Date: May 2007 Location: Aylmer, Ontario Posts: 63
| Wow....simple, yet effective. I cant believe i didn't even think of that.
I dont think i have ever seen anyone use sonotube for ports that i can remember. Assuming I'm not the first, but also assuming it isnt very common either. Just not sure if its because flared ports arent an option with sonotube, or if it just simply doesnt work very well.
I had originally wanted to use 8" pvc, but i couldnt find any places that sold it in small amounts. I suggested i might buy a full length of it to my wife and she nearly stabbed me with the spatula she was holding when she heard the price. So i guess using anything other than sonotube is pretty much out of the question for me. hehe
Thanks for the info Yuli |
| | |   |  | |  | | CCA Back Bacon
Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Brampton, ON Posts: 3
|
it has been done  |
| | |   |  | |  | | CCA Hoser
Join Date: May 2007 Location: Aylmer, Ontario Posts: 63
| Nice. How'd that sound? |
| | |   |  | |  | | CCA Back Bacon
Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Brampton, ON Posts: 3
| I like it better sealed, lol
this setup originally belonged to Viperoni he had it sealed, I think the box is 6 cubes, not sure, its got separate chambers for each sub, so he put in 2 5" sonotubes, he was hitting 146 db sealed on the termlab on a earthquake d2 but lost 3dbs when he added the sonotubes. |
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Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: TORONTO Posts: 6,411
| BLUSH you can use flared ports with sono tube.
4DRSCORT Viperoni lost 3 db's cuz he didnt do it right. Not even close to right.
BLUSH check this out, sono tube + flared port =  |
| | |   |  | |  | | CCA Back Bacon
Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Brampton, ON Posts: 3
| now thats a box lol |
| | |   |  | |  | | CCA Hoser
Join Date: May 2007 Location: Aylmer, Ontario Posts: 63
| NICE! But i am assuming you had to make those flares yourself? I wonder if i could make some myself even.... |
| | |   |  | |  | | CCA Golden Toque
Join Date: Feb 2001 Posts: 1,048
| he bought them
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