Building An Enclosure
Calculating enclosure volumes is simple we are going to give you the mathematical equation of how to calculate the enclo-
sure that you intend to build. If you were to build an enclosure your mathematical equation should look like this
HEIGHT x
WIDTH x DEPTH / 1728 = ____________ Box volume.
Do not forget to subtract the thickness of the wood that you have
selected to use. The most common material used would be ¾”MDF (medium density fiberboard).
EXAMPLE:
If you were to build a one cubic foot enclosure and you have chosen to use ¾” MDF material your outside
dimensions would equal 13.5” Height x 13.5” Width x 13.5 Depth. Then you would subtract 1.5” from your Height, Width, and
Depth. The reason you would subtract 1.5” instead of 0.75” is that you are subtracting the wood on booth sides front and
back, left and right, and top and bottom. So the internal dimensions are 12” Height x 12” Width x 12” Depth. The math-
ematical equation would be
12 HEIGHT x 12 WIDTH x 12 DEPTH / 1728 = 1 CUBIC FOOT.
Although we used a perfectly square enclosure for this
example. The enclosure does not have to be square. The enclosure can be any shape that is preferred.
NOTE:
Do not forget to subtract your woofers displacement. After you have subtracted the woofers displacement your
enclosure would become smaller than 1 cubic foot. This mathematical equation is in inches and should be converted if
needed.
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Width 13.5”
Height 13.5”
Depth 13.5”
Height 12”
Width 12”
Black= Height
Red= Width
Blue= Depth
Height 13.5”
Height 12”
Depth 12”
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Summary of Contents for SW101W
Page 1: ...Owner s Manual Please Read This Manual Before Operating Product...
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Page 12: ...Parallel Dual 4 Ohm 0 5 Ohms 0 67 Ohms 1 Ohm 2 Ohm 11...
Page 13: ...Series Parrelel Dual 4 Ohm 2 Ohms 2 67 Ohms 4 Ohms 12...
Page 14: ...Series Dual 4 Ohm 32 Ohms 24 Ohms 16 Ohms 8 Ohms 13...
Page 15: ...14 Parallel Single 4 Ohm 4 ohm 2 ohm 1 33 ohm 1 ohm...
Page 16: ...15 Right Series Single 4 Ohm 4 ohm 8 ohm 12 ohm 16 ohm...
