caddytruck

Hey guys, I know i've read it here somewhere, but i can't seem to find the internal volume of the factory subwoofer enclosure. Any help would be appreciated.

Black Beauty

Your request isn`t understandable. When you say volumn, are you talking sound or space? Watts or diameter?
Go to the sticky and download an owners manual, in the problems/service area, maybe you can find it.
Other than that, go to the eq. for settings.

Applenut

I think they are looking for cubic feet.

caddytruck

Sorry to speak over your head. I meant the internal volume of the sub enclosure. Wait that is what i said. Not to sound to snoty. But your response isn"t "understandable" Watts? Diameter? Internal volume= airspace.

Black Beauty

Sorry.

caddytruck

Not too worry. We are all learning here. Any numbers yet?

caddytruck

Still no one? Any guess?

captain howdy

My guess after pulling it out and playing with it is less than .5 cu. ft.. Probably like .30 - .35 cu. ft..

caddytruck

How could i find out for sure?

captain howdy

Pull your box and remove the subwoofer. Fill the box with dry bulk material like beans, rice, packing chips, ext.. Transfer the dry bulk material to a container of known volume. Then subtract the displacement of the sub you are planning on using from the results of your volume measurement. It's a pain in the ass but that's the only way to get an exact measurement.