2003 Audiobahn Box Specifications
All ports listed are circle ports unless otherwise stated. Surface area of a circle port = (3.14) X (radius) (squared) Remember to build your box to the total volume, not just air space, as total volume includes all displacement.

Model #

AWC10T

AWC12T

Space Saver Bass Design

Ported

Air Space (Cu. Ft.) Port Size (Inches) Port Vel. (%) -3dB (Hz) Tune Freq. (Hz) Sub Disp. (Cu. Ft.) Port Disp.(Cu. Ft.) Total Vol. (Cu. Ft.) 0.x 6.6 18.40 0.1 0.01 0.75 1.x 7.75 14.38 0.15 0.029 1.5

Everyday Bass Performer

Air Space (Cu. Ft.) Port Size (Inches) Port Vel. (%) -3dB (Hz) Tune Freq. (Hz) Sub Disp. (Cu. Ft.) Port Disp.(Cu. Ft.) Total Vol. (Cu. Ft.) 1.x 7.25 9.38 0.1 0.026 1.5 2.x 8.4 8.36 0.15 0.055 2.5

Ultimate SPL Bass Box

Air Space (Cu. Ft.) Port Size (Inches) Port Vel. (%) -3dB (Hz) Tune Freq. (Hz) Sub Disp. (Cu. Ft.) Port Disp.(Cu. Ft.) Total Vol. (Cu. Ft.) 2.x 7.5 5.37 0.1 0.048 2.5 3.3 (2) 3 x 5.75 7.36 0.15 0.04 3.5
A port velocity of 20% or under is good for everday use and 5% or under for SPL competition. Port velocity translates to port noise, so the lower the number, the less port noise you will incur. An EBP of less then 45 is SUGGESTED for only a sealed box and greater then 65 for a ported box.
The larger a sealed box is, the lower the sub will play, but the less power it will handle. The smaller a sealed box is, the higher the frequency the sub will play, and the more power it will handle.

0.84.6

0.86.7

Sealed

Minimum (Cu. Ft.) Maximum (Cu. Ft.) SPL (dB)
All sealed boxes already include the displacment for the subwoofer. NR = (Not Recommended)

Revised January 28, 2003