Will a Kicker CVR12 fit into a subwoofer enclosure/box with the dimensions:350mmH X 460mmW X 320mmD?

Written by holden_nick57 in Saturday, March 22, 2008 under Car Audio
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Q: I would appreciate an accurate answer, as i do not know how well/if this would fit. (I do not know the dimensions of the subwoofer, this is why i am asking)

Thanks.

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Reaper-Racing Said in Saturday, March 22, 2008

Took a little math since i use imperial measurements ...but
you have 51L(1.8 cu ft) of space by those measurements you supplied

and here is a link to the CVR series for sealed and ported enclosures recommendations by Kicker and includes wiring and specs that you willl need to best suit your requirements
http://www.kicker.com/06/tech-support/manuals/manuals/2007/2007%20CompVR%20Sub%20c01%20Web.pdf

How is a subwoofer attatched to a subwoofer enclosure/box?

Written by holden_nick57 | Saturday, March 22, 2008

Particuarly a Kicker 12" CVR12 into a 12" enclosure/box (if that makes any difference)


A: drywall screws
im in the process of building one (planning stage)
http://www.crutchfieldadvisor.com/learningcenter/car/subwoofers/box_building.html

Making Custom Ported Subwoofer Enclosure/Boxes?

Written by Will | Friday, June 05, 2009

I am buying an 18" FI SSD. i would like to make a ported box at 33hz but, im putting it in a honda accord. i just want some info on how to do this, i pick up on stuff very well so if you could get me a link to an example or (even better) send me a link with an actual plan for this application. THANK YOU

Which subwoofer box (enclosure) should I get?

Written by Pimpalicous | Saturday, September 15, 2007

I have 2 15 inch sony xplods and I wanted to get a good box that will allow the subs to pound hard and to be able to hear the bass from outside... blocks away (not literally lol) well jea help me out. I dont know anything about sealed, ported, vented, or any of those enclosure things so help me out and thanks!


A: Crutchfield.com
"Sealed boxes: For deep, precise bass
A sealed box is an airtight enclosure housing your subwoofer. A sealed box is best for any music that demands tight, accurate bass. Expect flat response (not excessively boomy), deep bass extension, and excellent power handling. Since a sealed enclosure tends to require more power than a ported box, use an amplifier with ample wattage for optimum performance.

Ported boxes: For forceful bass
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