Does anyone know the sq ft of this sub enclosure??
1430969
This isn't really a sub enclosure. It's designed as an acoustic suspension (sealed) enclosure for full range car speakers and will fit on the rear deck of many cars. Of course you can use it however you like, but I think the internal volume is smaller than indicated because it's tapered in the back. I would guess about 0.25 cu ft.
1430970
You need the cubic feet not square ft. To get cubic ft multiply height times length times depth. I have these boxes and they will be big enough for any 6.5 speaker unless it is a ultra high end sub woofer.
1430971
I don't jnow the exact square footage if these speaker boxes but i can give you an estimate if their size. I have these speaker boxes un my truck they are well made boxes, however they have to lay on their side they cannot stand upwards with the speaker facing up, overall good buy just lay them on their side.
1430972
This really isn't a sub enclosure. I used these for my component speaker set.If you do the math, assuming 1/2" thick MDF the volume is: 465.97inches
1430973
This really isn't a sub enclosure. I used these for my component speaker set. If you do the math, assuming 1/2" thick MDF the volume is: 465.97inches
682608
It's a really nice box, hope you have plenty room it's a decent size and very deep for big magnet subs and has a labryth build for deep bass. I don't know what ohms your going to run. I think that subwoofer is 4ohm you can look up how to wire it down to 2ohm, sometimes even in the installation instructions. But I love that box and I'm only pushing 500 watts and it shakes my SUV, I'm using pure copper wires throughout my setup though.
435720
The description says 150w RMS ... If it is more or less, I don't know; I don't have testing equipment to verify power usage. I use 2 in a sealed enclose that wouldn't fit under any seat. If you want a compact sub, you may need something designed for small spaces like a bazooka tube or something else. This is for1.75 CF enclosure.
213536
It is 12 inchs, I had a 14 inch deep sub and I had to cut a 2 x 16 and sand/ paint it to make the sub fit and look good.
2084948
These are rough measurements. There are 3 pieces of equipment. Sound bar :3"x2"x38". subwoofer:11"x11"x16" . the other piece:2"x11"x11". I've rounded up the measurements.
2111482
Package... as in the size of the cardboard box it was shipped in? Sorry, cant help you with that. The outside dimensions of the subwoofer enclosure are: 18.5" deep X 14" tall X 15" wide. Hope this helps. BTW it is still rockin my theater! I want to add a second one!
1040011
8 inches is the diameter of the subwoofer speaker itself. Its enclosure is much bigger.
1558825
I think its about 2-3" wide. This sub isn't bad, but if you're not picky about name brand, I have installed this sub and the 12" Boss sub to the same amp, and the Boss was way louder, and had a cleaner sound.
648483
if your asking for the exact measurement, I cant answer since my woofers are installed. but of course any round 15inch sub will fit. I wouldn't worry about the exact specs on the hole. I only have 500rms kicker cvr woofers in my 4 15lsv boxes each one receiving 400-450rms. ive heard bad reports of ppl installing super woofers in these boxes(1000-2500rms) and the boxes slowly falling apart. however all 4 of my boxes are rock solid, no evidence of any low build quality.
32583
Probably a bit much for those. Think infinity recommends 1.5 ported or .75 cubes sealed per sub.
1184289
I would assume 10", for a 10" subwoofer on each side. We purchased the 12" box for two Infinity Reference 12" subwoofers and they fit perfectly. Box is made of good material, and L-port is the way to go for highest decibels. Would recommend.
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I had the same question. My recommendation would be to give SVS a call. Tell them what your primary and secondary uses would be, and how large your space is. They were very helpful when I called them with a virtually identical question. The short answer, though, is that poorly-made ported subs tend to range a little deeper but not sound as *clean*. If you call SVS though, they'll tell you their ported sub isn't poorly made, and that the difference between their PB and SB is the PB digs deeper and with a little more power, but it's a bigger box that takes up more space in the room, people with smaller rooms/apartments may want/need the smaller SB option. But again, IMO, call SVS. They were very helpful for me,
1190123
I would think so I have mine in a sealed (which this sub will work in ported as well) box@.8 ft3and it sounds good.
682607
The enclosure is fairly large compared to most which will most likely exceed the required cubic feet of space most subs require. I've found that the extra space can sometimes help with bass tone response depending on your config and type of music. Bottom line, I'd say yes, ir week work.
1664429
I'm not sure. It's such a nice speaker box. I would always buy from them. It's a smaller sealed box for a subwoofer
1955073
Not sure what the actual measurement is but it is recommended that you only use shallow mount subs on it.
511568
Specs can be found on MTX's page and many other sites. Look under "Specifications" or "Details" (Reference: Google)W=10", H=10", D=21.25"https://www.mtx.com/rt8pt-amplified-subwoofer-enclosure#product-detailshttp://www.crutchfield.com/S-5EThBbuZrM0/p_236RT8PT/MTX-RT8PT.html