Find the Tuning Frequency of Your Enclosure - KICKER UnMASKED - Shorts 

Jeff, this is a short clip from the full length show Kicker does every Tuesday night. They actually show how to find tuning with a tone generator and your eyes in the full length show, go check it out.

@@DTW-bx2vy not if you got hearing loss like myself! Stupid ear infections lol

You know your legit when your Steve Focking Meade bruh.

No boxes have a bandwidth

Tech Support would know: support@kicker.com Ask them about the CompRT 12" loaded enclosure.

@@KICKER-AUDIO thank you

Interesting point. Would you believe you're the first person to ask for it? The reality is that most of our enclosures are tuned in the low to mid 30's. Some higher, some lower. If you want specifics, ask our techs here: support@kicker.com.

@@KICKER-AUDIO wow I'm definitely surprised. I've had a solobaric l5 for a good 15 years now but it's in too small of a box for my SUV and choice of music. Time to upgrade.

It has a low-power amplifier in it. Remember - the goal is simply to find the lowest ohm load, which doesn't require a lot of power. That in turn tells you the tuning frequency, since the lowest amount of resistance means the sub is moving as freely as it can in a sealed environment. It may not seem like it's moving, but it is, otherwise you wouldn't hear a tone. The main reason is because its not a lot of power and the camera is nearly straight in front of it.

Given the point of the video is to find the tuning frequency of an enclosure, what info were you hoping to get, but didn't?

You don't explain what you're doing while you're doing it. The impedance cycles up and down multiple times but you don't explain which cycle you're looking for, i.e. you find 2.9 ohms more than once. Later, you mention speaker cone movement, but you can't see it move in the video. Finally, you're not clear that this is used for vented enclosures ONLY which may not be obvious to many, especially when passive radiators are not very common and they appear very similar to an actual driver. Reading the comments, it seems like I'm not the only one who's confused. The only reason I can say all this is because I got what I needed from other videos, and I wanted to circle back to yours and express my confusion. I appreciate you asking and I should have been more detailed to begin with. I've enjoyed Stillwater Designs products for decades. Thanks for video, I didn't mean to come across so abruptly. @@KICKER-AUDIO

@@TonyTube407this works for more then just ported enclosures. You can find the FB of a sealed enclosure by looking for the peak instead of the valley.

Cmon mahn your comment is longer then the effing video.. 🥱 get the hell outta here wit that chit