I love when bassheads get creative and build outside the box, so to speak! This is an awesome design, well built, and very high attention to detail! Just awesome!
ive been doing this shit since the late 80's and i love seeing new stuff,congrats to who ever came up with this and keep them coming.please please please.( crank it up )
I noticed that 85% of the people that goes to these shows have either built their system the night before or just got done building it a few minutes before the show😂👍
I’ll have mine at slam fest. I’m 9 months into it. It looks a little better than most. Hoping for 65🤞but yes I agree. I respect the whole car audio community, but unfinished boxes, messy wiring, etc make me crazy. Lol.
@@CajunReaper95 Don't get me wrong, i wasn't speaking negatively about how someone's system looks at all, I was talking about how there's a lot of people that say that they just got finished installing their systems the day before or the day of the event when they're giving a demo😂👍
What I want to know is where can I buy this box and how much I need it ASAP!! that thing is a genius beautiful box I've ever seen in my life bro Patent that crap damn
Sick design. Port up would have been substantial louder. It's pretty choked that close to back wall. And considering the port is a majority of the spl there is a lot more potential. Keep it up!
would probably be a few DB louder if the port wasn't choked. For example. Let's say the port is 10"x 15 high. 150in of port area/ 3.14 gives you 47" if it was a round port, so the port should be half that distance from a wall for optimum results , about 23 24" from the tailgate IMO.. But that's alot of space to give up
Incredible idea to build the box that way with dual tunings. Never seen anyone else do it like that, and 151 sealed off a single 8k @1ohm is really really good for a no wall setup. Very well done, especially with no lithium or cap bank. He still has a lot of room to make a few changes and get louder. Lithium with caps and another 8k or two 6k amps would get him even louder.
Its pretty much a gimme with stuff like this lol He's obviously put a ton of thought into it. I bet he continues to do so and finds ways to improve it or tune it as he goes. Over time our ears "Get Tuned" as well so you have to upgrade to get that same level of satisfaction 😆
thats nothing new we did that back in the 80's it's called multi loading. Fox Acoustics setup an 8 peak system with 32 8 inch woofers each section from 20 to 100hz the mids were louder than most kids bass
I’m still learning different orders, but I want to know. Isn’t this just a bass reflex enclosure, but two of them with an integrated loading wall. Which musically speaking, sounds like a great idea.
NOW THIS GUY UNDER STANDS WHAT CAR AUDIO SHOULD BE LIKE ITS ALL ABOUT BRING NEW FRESH CONCEPTS TO THE TABLE NOT COPYING THE NEXT PERSON THIS IS WHY THEY CALL EVERYTHING CUSTOM CAR AUDIO THEY DONT CALL IT COPY EVERYONE CAR AUDIO MAD PROPS BRO KILLER FR FR
This is pretty cool. Love seeing other bassheads ideas in real world applications. There's alot of room to grow with its current design as well which is cool and well keep you occupied. Ide seal the back two off with acrylic or plexi and spin the box around. Would have that clean punchy bass. Or could even just choke them off a bit and play with the porting size to sort of tune them back 2. Could also try taking that long port out the top instead of back to reflect off the ceiling like the top 2 subs. Might have to enforce the roof at bit to prevent loss but that's easy enough. Theres a bit of loss now in the back that you can hone in but overall this is pretty bad ass and a real cool build
It would seem he would need more room in the back for the port against the gate . But surprisingly it sound amazing pretty much through his bandwidth wow 👍👍😳
The way he's got the box built it looks like he's either going to or allready did it. Be dope with some plexi or acrylic and led's etc. My brain says seal the two in the back and spin the box around.
I thought about this even for a single or just 2 12s, my car has a ski port, so it acts like a port for my subs. So i have a ported box in a ported box.
I ran the comp circuit in Europe I never have seen anything like this. How do you calculate the volume on something like this? Four drivers, Three airspaces tuned to two frequencies? Man I would love to see its sweep performance on a termpro.
Imo, he may have calculated the common port and bv as a 4 driver ported design , then calculated the rear chambers like a 2:1 6th order. Just my opinion idk.
@@Turdpuncher thats what it looks like he did, only the rear 2 speakers are considered a 6th order since both sides of the speakers are ported. I wonder if closing off the wide open rear speakers a little would help. It just seems like a little too much port area for that section
@@catch22frubert im not sure if it would or not , having that much volume and 4 drivers the port should be about right for a peaky spl box. Thats why i think he utilized a 6th order design on the rear 2 subs, to smooth that peak a little and gain a little banwidth. maintains the spl without the super steep rolloff. I myself would rather have more subs and more power than have more efficiency and less bandwidth, but thats just me, and i like this build just because its different.
@@catch22frubert its a unloading rebounding wall on those 2 subs the subs arent playing in free air its 5he same as if u have 2 subs facing ur rear hatch there a sweet spot of about 12 to 15 inches where the sound pressur bounces out the back and builds up pressure makung them louder
I love the idea of the rear loading wall separating the wave from the drivers and the port while increasing pressure. All that makes a lot of sense. I do wonder how you came to the 41hz tuning oon those rear subs though? I would have thought more like 60 or higher. That open chamber has a port length of essentially 0" or at least no more than the distance from the top of the sub to the top of the box.....but I've been saying for 30+ years never question a thing too much without building and testing it. It might surprise! Looks like this one worked great!
You put those speakers facing bacwards and you will get the deepest bass ever you always got have them facing to the back like those two back ones those walls people build if they put the speakers facing to the rear or build a wall on the rear you hit twice as hard as a wall in the front
i did one a lot like this in 2008 or 2009 in the back of my isuzu rodeo though all subs had the extra loading wall/enclosure deal though. it worked well.
That enclosure is like mine but the rear subs are sealed with a loading wall and the other two 12s are ported in the front of the enclosure. I can hit the lows below 30hz and then 30hz to 50 hz
@@thatguyfromwisconsin1847 I've seen that Vega seems to be coming out again. Never heard any in person but ive heard older folk take about them back in the day when eclipse and cvr/comp speakers were popular.
Sounds like good idea . my only thing is once the hatch is closed the port is almost cut off by back door , so how much louder would it be if it was able to breath. They did say they barley got it put together n down to the show that day
I dont know if you have or have access to home audio but the small bookshelf speakers that have save a small 5 1/4" driver and a rear facing port the manufacturer will allways state that if you desire louder bass then to place the back of the speakers against a wall to drastically increase low end out put, the idea for optimal bass is to place the port within the diameter of the sub "speaker" against a wall. simply putting green it against the rear door of the sun you will getting better bass than if it were firing forward into the cab "front" or the car and same with an upward firing port because ut has the roof to load off of. hope this helps ya buddy. get saving and get yourself a decent amp and a decent sub and a cheap head unit and some ofc cable and get amongst this awesome community and epic hobby of ours and go enjoy yourself buddy its the best thing I've done and it will allways be there when you get into a ruff patch in life with either work, the missus drugs or family or whatever crap life tends to throw at you the audio scene is allways there for you bud and has got me through he'll and you know what man I'm gonna bung a couple oldsskool hardcore breakbeat jungle tunes on from say 19 92/94 and cleanse my soul and rattle the windows a little. it's refreshing is what it is man. "turn it up!" : )
Wow like you could do 4 in one big chamber backsides and four different square sizes and get 5 different frequencies? Like how would you figure the frequencies on the square chambers ? It’s neat never even though about what he’s got going on there that’s a nice and solid box you don’t see it giving any at all ! That’s a big ol ride to be vibrating as much as it is it’s kick ass ! Just think about when he gets those things broke in and turns that amp up he said like 151 at the beginning you won’t be able to set in that thing then ! Love it man great job !
seems pretty tame, no sleeves moving, minimal panel movement, outside panels move like 2 15's ported. "Outside of the box" are some of the comments.....more like major cancellation from 2 different loading points. parallel 6th order would be ripping metal already.
Very interesting .. I like the concept .. As the ones pointing up have the car roof as a loading wall of sorts and the ones facing back each having individual" loading chambers" ? So Is it still considered a 4th order counting each of the single loading chambers as 1 each the main chamber and the port ?
Looks cool but makes no sense to me as explained if it's described ss a bandpass. It looks like a 15 foot common chamber ported enclosure with a loading wall for the two rear subs, which begs the question how airspace and port area/length would be calculated. Looks very loud though.
That box design is out of this world, it's awesome
The box design is beautiful. I absolutely love it. Slaps so clean and I love the ingenuity. Great build.
That box hit every bass note and at high volume too....Usually there's always some bass frequency range a box is really quiet at.
I love when bassheads get creative and build outside the box, so to speak! This is an awesome design, well built, and very high attention to detail! Just awesome!
His son back there lookin like "wish dad would hurry up, so I can pick up Samantha".
Lol
😂🤣😅😭
ya they might need to install a stripper pole for freaky little, Samantha
He does look pretty twitchy back there. 😂😂😂😂😂😂🤡🐱
I always like new ideas which are really thought through, this is one of those builds.Very interesting and seems to perform pretty well!
Hell yeah. I still be bumping that OutKast speakerboxx intro
thanks for the song hahaha
@@canalapenasumtanker7849 no problem homie.
Owners seems exceptionally chill
Nice design propably be even louder if all 4 subs had the same loading walls instead of just one pair
yeah i did one just like that in 2008 or 2009 it worked great in my rodeo.
Your more than likely correct BUT, I think it's design is why it plays such a range. Instead of focussing on the "Sweet spot" so to speak.
I wonder if it would sound better with more room between the hatch and the port? Nice design 👌
Right right. That port is very close to the rear hatch.
ive been doing this shit since the late 80's and i love seeing new stuff,congrats to who ever came up with this and keep them coming.please please please.( crank it up )
That is a unique box, like the design..😊
I noticed that 85% of the people that goes to these shows have either built their system the night before or just got done building it a few minutes before the show😂👍
I’ll have mine at slam fest. I’m 9 months into it. It looks a little better than most. Hoping for 65🤞but yes I agree. I respect the whole car audio community, but unfinished boxes, messy wiring, etc make me crazy. Lol.
@@Van1018s that's when a basshead gets desperate and really wants to participate.
It'll be fine..... LoL
@@Van1018s 9 months i know it's going to be slamming, i hope you do hit that 65, good luck!👍👍
@@CajunReaper95 Don't get me wrong, i wasn't speaking negatively about how someone's system looks at all, I was talking about how there's a lot of people that say that they just got finished installing their systems the day before or the day of the event when they're giving a demo😂👍
@@Jason-dy6qy totally understand. Just not me. I rarely see a finished build.
pretty impressive box design actually!
That enclosure is sick woooow
What I want to know is where can I buy this box and how much I need it ASAP!! that thing is a genius beautiful box I've ever seen in my life bro Patent that crap damn
Definitely a game changer
Sick design. Port up would have been substantial louder. It's pretty choked that close to back wall. And considering the port is a majority of the spl there is a lot more potential. Keep it up!
I definitely agree
I run a sub up port back set up doing 56’s in the kick so it’s hard for me to agree
@@benthompson9525 numbers ant everything. Port air flow affect sound quality. Tran or notes and tuning.
would probably be a few DB louder if the port wasn't choked. For example. Let's say the port is 10"x 15 high. 150in of port area/ 3.14 gives you 47" if it was a round port, so the port should be half that distance from a wall for optimum results , about 23 24" from the tailgate IMO..
But that's alot of space to give up
Amazing box idea sounds amazing on my headphones I can only imagine how it sounds in person
Incredible idea to build the box that way with dual tunings. Never seen anyone else do it like that, and 151 sealed off a single 8k @1ohm is really really good for a no wall setup. Very well done, especially with no lithium or cap bank. He still has a lot of room to make a few changes and get louder. Lithium with caps and another 8k or two 6k amps would get him even louder.
151 on 4 subs on a salt8k in an suv is a shit score.
Its pretty much a gimme with stuff like this lol He's obviously put a ton of thought into it. I bet he continues to do so and finds ways to improve it or tune it as he goes. Over time our ears "Get Tuned" as well so you have to upgrade to get that same level of satisfaction 😆
@@xchimnyx I was thinking the same thing. I'm sure it sounds good though.
Sweet box design
thats nothing new we did that back in the 80's it's called multi loading. Fox Acoustics setup an 8 peak system with 32 8 inch woofers each section from 20 to 100hz the mids were louder than most kids bass
@@TravisJohnstonthenwbmxr4life so the part about the 80's just glossed right by you huh?
That's a perfect song for a perfect box!👍🏽👍🏽
What song is this?
He should build up over the other two sub so they load the same.. different for sure I like it.
I’m still learning different orders, but I want to know. Isn’t this just a bass reflex enclosure, but two of them with an integrated loading wall. Which musically speaking, sounds like a great idea.
Pretty much thats why he peaks around 30 htz and 40 htz
Nicely done bro
That is just beautiful
thats actually a really nice build and his wiring is neat to, the owner should be proud of what he has built
Love that .I always try new stuff everyone says it won't work until they hear it.
Great design thats how we find the best
That was banging, Robert! Nothing on the build now!
Wait until those subs break in,that's gonna be some more hard hittin'!
Simply amazing!
NOW THIS GUY UNDER STANDS WHAT CAR AUDIO SHOULD BE LIKE ITS ALL ABOUT BRING NEW FRESH CONCEPTS TO THE TABLE NOT COPYING THE NEXT PERSON THIS IS WHY THEY CALL EVERYTHING CUSTOM CAR AUDIO THEY DONT CALL IT COPY EVERYONE CAR AUDIO MAD PROPS BRO KILLER FR FR
Bad ass box nice design
Thats crazy. What a great idea
👍box looks amazing and different...
That is wonderful. That is really designing at its best.
Nice built great song choice.
I love unique builds like this, good job. Very musical.
This is pretty cool. Love seeing other bassheads ideas in real world applications. There's alot of room to grow with its current design as well which is cool and well keep you occupied. Ide seal the back two off with acrylic or plexi and spin the box around. Would have that clean punchy bass. Or could even just choke them off a bit and play with the porting size to sort of tune them back 2. Could also try taking that long port out the top instead of back to reflect off the ceiling like the top 2 subs. Might have to enforce the roof at bit to prevent loss but that's easy enough. Theres a bit of loss now in the back that you can hone in but overall this is pretty bad ass and a real cool build
Very Creative! Hitting nice!!!
Impressive very impressive
It would seem he would need more room in the back for the port against the gate . But surprisingly it sound amazing pretty much through his bandwidth wow 👍👍😳
Awesome in every aspect, I’d love to have one just like it!
I'd cap over the other 2 subs making those Chambers sealed, also move the box about 6" further away from the hatch
The way he's got the box built it looks like he's either going to or allready did it. Be dope with some plexi or acrylic and led's etc. My brain says seal the two in the back and spin the box around.
Yep I think two sealed and two ported will sound best
Impressive indeed
I thought about this even for a single or just 2 12s, my car has a ski port, so it acts like a port for my subs. So i have a ported box in a ported box.
What do you have a maxima?
@@deezematz no, a Lexus is300.
Nice! I wish I knew more about building and toning boxes.
Very clean build that box is unique
I ran the comp circuit in Europe I never have seen anything like this. How do you calculate the volume on something like this? Four drivers, Three airspaces tuned to two frequencies? Man I would love to see its sweep performance on a termpro.
Ppp pp
Imo, he may have calculated the common port and bv as a 4 driver ported design , then calculated the rear chambers like a 2:1 6th order. Just my opinion idk.
@@Turdpuncher thats what it looks like he did, only the rear 2 speakers are considered a 6th order since both sides of the speakers are ported. I wonder if closing off the wide open rear speakers a little would help. It just seems like a little too much port area for that section
@@catch22frubert im not sure if it would or not , having that much volume and 4 drivers the port should be about right for a peaky spl box. Thats why i think he utilized a 6th order design on the rear 2 subs, to smooth that peak a little and gain a little banwidth. maintains the spl without the super steep rolloff. I myself would rather have more subs and more power than have more efficiency and less bandwidth, but thats just me, and i like this build just because its different.
@@catch22frubert its a unloading rebounding wall on those 2 subs the subs arent playing in free air its 5he same as if u have 2 subs facing ur rear hatch there a sweet spot of about 12 to 15 inches where the sound pressur bounces out the back and builds up pressure makung them louder
Box design is clever!
Nice job on your music
Dats dat slap
Thats nice. I would love to hear that in person.
Certainly unique. Would like to see him at a show and actually hear it.
I checked him out at the sundown show. It was pretty sweet and sounded good
@@336basshead3 hope he’s at slamfest. Like to hear it.
This is so cool and different! I do feel it could be much more impressive tho. But I see plenty of that, this is unique!
I like the box
I love the idea of the rear loading wall separating the wave from the drivers and the port while increasing pressure. All that makes a lot of sense. I do wonder how you came to the 41hz tuning oon those rear subs though? I would have thought more like 60 or higher. That open chamber has a port length of essentially 0" or at least no more than the distance from the top of the sub to the top of the box.....but I've been saying for 30+ years never question a thing too much without building and testing it. It might surprise! Looks like this one worked great!
Very interesting….!!!!!!!! Food for thought..
Port is way close to the hatch if you move that box 6 in off the hatch it would be way louder!
I got a demo from this guy he is pretty cool guy and got a nice build
When you know something, that others don't!
You put those speakers facing bacwards and you will get the deepest bass ever you always got have them facing to the back like those two back ones those walls people build if they put the speakers facing to the rear or build a wall on the rear you hit twice as hard as a wall in the front
He said "how you like that?" 😂 Love it
Damn new speaker drop band quick
dope set up man!
i did one a lot like this in 2008 or 2009 in the back of my isuzu rodeo though all subs had the extra loading wall/enclosure deal though. it worked well.
That is a BIG ASS bass knob!!!
Awesome 👍 👍👍
Amazing box
That is a very ingenious way of building the box. Idk if you came up with it but I'm sure no wall ppl are gonna putting this to use
I got one skar zvx15 on a 3k taramp 1ohm and I got more windshield wiper jump than that
In a Kia?
I heard it myself. Sound great
Looks awesome
Speakerboxxx By Outkast!! Yes, THAT one will wake up any system!
That killed me all boys so it's two peaks and the guy was like yeah and it's a musical its as hell lol 😂 0:54
Dig the creativity🤙
Nearly 30 yrs. Ago,
When bass 1st broke out
On Tha' Scenes, Nothing else but
Good Clean Lows, No Distortion.
All the rattling,..........GOTS TO GO
Sick enclosure!
That's kick ass
clean setup :)
Awesome
Me and my kid used to jam to this song back in the day
I bet it sounds awesome overall sq
That enclosure is like mine but the rear subs are sealed with a loading wall and the other two 12s are ported in the front of the enclosure. I can hit the lows below 30hz and then 30hz to 50 hz
clean build!
Cool idea.👍 But kinda sick of sundown. There is other good stuff out there.
Besides SD and DD what you recommend?
I've always ben a sucker for c,v strokers👍
@@scataxoriginal8234 stroker. Or even at the moment im rocking a budget gothic set. With 4000 p.a it does ok for lowerclass stuff🤷♂️
@@thatguyfromwisconsin1847 I've seen that Vega seems to be coming out again. Never heard any in person but ive heard older folk take about them back in the day when eclipse and cvr/comp speakers were popular.
@@scataxoriginal8234 yes im a 90 kid 😆
Sounds like good idea . my only thing is once the hatch is closed the port is almost cut off by back door , so how much louder would it be if it was able to breath. They did say they barley got it put together n down to the show that day
I dont know if you have or have access to home audio but the small bookshelf speakers that have save a small 5 1/4" driver and a rear facing port the manufacturer will allways state that if you desire louder bass then to place the back of the speakers against a wall to drastically increase low end out put, the idea for optimal bass is to place the port within the diameter of the sub "speaker" against a wall. simply putting green it against the rear door of the sun you will getting better bass than if it were firing forward into the cab "front" or the car and same with an upward firing port because ut has the roof to load off of. hope this helps ya buddy. get saving and get yourself a decent amp and a decent sub and a cheap head unit and some ofc cable and get amongst this awesome community and epic hobby of ours and go enjoy yourself buddy its the best thing I've done and it will allways be there when you get into a ruff patch in life with either work, the missus drugs or family or whatever crap life tends to throw at you the audio scene is allways there for you bud and has got me through he'll and you know what man I'm gonna bung a couple oldsskool hardcore breakbeat jungle tunes on from say 19 92/94 and cleanse my soul and rattle the windows a little. it's refreshing is what it is man. "turn it up!" : )
Wow like you could do 4 in one big chamber backsides and four different square sizes and get 5 different frequencies? Like how would you figure the frequencies on the square chambers ? It’s neat never even though about what he’s got going on there that’s a nice and solid box you don’t see it giving any at all ! That’s a big ol ride to be vibrating as much as it is it’s kick ass ! Just think about when he gets those things broke in and turns that amp up he said like 151 at the beginning you won’t be able to set in that thing then ! Love it man great job !
Wow shit really is super musical
seems pretty tame, no sleeves moving, minimal panel movement, outside panels move like 2 15's ported. "Outside of the box" are some of the comments.....more like major cancellation from 2 different loading points. parallel 6th order would be ripping metal already.
dont over think the box. a good baffle is the key
Dope box never seen anything like it
Very interesting .. I like the concept .. As the ones pointing up have the car roof as a loading wall of sorts and the ones facing back each having individual" loading chambers" ? So Is it still considered a 4th order counting each of the single loading chambers as 1 each the main chamber and the port ?
I'm not sure about his distance from the rear door though because you want to have at least port diameter distance
Looks cool but makes no sense to me as explained if it's described ss a bandpass. It looks like a 15 foot common chamber ported enclosure with a loading wall for the two rear subs, which begs the question how airspace and port area/length would be calculated. Looks very loud though.
😱😱😱😱😱😱 that's a 6.5 order.
Somebody needs to invent a microphone that picks up bass
Would you like a scholarship to Harvard? Lol my phone picks up bass when recording.
Wow that's awesome 😎