DLS sub

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Check out the technical reference of DLS regarding a specific subwoofer model and they have an indicated volume for sealed and ported enclosures. We have used that and designed subwoofer enclosures based on our needs or available trunk space. There are sites which can help also with the proper proportions.

It can be geeky but there is a sense of achievement if you have done so.


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i concur, this is the right approach. rather than so called box experts who just take available car space dimensions, construct the box without calculations and hand it over like it was professionally done.
i'm slowly learning the calculations, so i'll just probably do it myself in the near future. i found these two links quite informative for a DIY subwoofer...

speaker T/S (Thiele/Small) parameters supplied to specific subwoofer volume calculator program in combination with
subwoofer box wizard that gives out the correct box dimensions for construction