Hi, Im looking for a good box building program. I already have WinISD and WinISD PRO, but im looking for something better. Im willing to pay a little for a good program, unless you guys know a link where i can find it for free.
On Ebay a guy is selling his link for BoxPRO 5.0 for like $5 and i can get the CD for $8. Is this a good program to use? From the pictures he shows it looks like a good program.
Thanks
Replies (3)
alanjlamore on 04/15/2005 11:28:04
Here's a free one with a lot of good explanations about boxes:
http://www.bcae1.com/spboxnew2.htm
These are more like calculators (with pictures) than programs, only 'cause you don't download them...
The calculators are twards the middle/bottom of the page.
swez on 04/16/2005 12:33:33
Yes, bcea1 has a free design and calulator function in one program. It even gives panel dimensions for main panels of the box. Great for sealed units... have not tried same for ported yet. Just plug in variables you can live with (H & W) and manipulate D to get the correct inner airspace. Don't forget to include the sub displacement factor in your "net" internal airspace calcs.
Swez
P0werLifter on 04/18/2005 16:53:18
I currently use BassBox 6 Pro, very good program but is around $100. Unless u plan to professionaly install stereos, build many many boxes, etc, id say stick with winISD or one of the free programs =)
On Ebay a guy is selling his link for BoxPRO 5.0 for like $5 and i can get the CD for $8. Is this a good program to use? From the pictures he shows it looks like a good program.
Thanks
Replies (3)
alanjlamore on 04/15/2005 11:28:04
Here's a free one with a lot of good explanations about boxes:
http://www.bcae1.com/spboxnew2.htm
These are more like calculators (with pictures) than programs, only 'cause you don't download them...
The calculators are twards the middle/bottom of the page.
swez on 04/16/2005 12:33:33
Yes, bcea1 has a free design and calulator function in one program. It even gives panel dimensions for main panels of the box. Great for sealed units... have not tried same for ported yet. Just plug in variables you can live with (H & W) and manipulate D to get the correct inner airspace. Don't forget to include the sub displacement factor in your "net" internal airspace calcs.
Swez
P0werLifter on 04/18/2005 16:53:18
I currently use BassBox 6 Pro, very good program but is around $100. Unless u plan to professionaly install stereos, build many many boxes, etc, id say stick with winISD or one of the free programs =)
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