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Precision Port 4" Flared Port Tube Kit
I've built several spl enclosures and use these with every one of them. They're a little more expensive than building your own slot port enclosure, but these will give you up to a 3db boost.
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Precision Port 3" Flared Port Tube Kit
I changed up an older pair of JBL home theater subs to a Dayton Audio DVC 12" and utilized these ports to change the box tuning. NICE! This time, I purchased the port for my son who buiukt his own box and put one of the JBL twelves in and then ported with the Precision Port. He's 17, and liked how easy it is to work with and set up.
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Precision Port 2" Flared Port Tube Kit
As far as port tubes go, these are a huge step above straight PVC, but I'm not sure how huge because I have not used anything other than these tubes.
I can say that for the build I used them in, they looked and sounded great. No port noise whatsoever, and excellent fit and finish. No need to install screws in these, just drill/route a 3" hole, cut to fit, and insert. A little pipe glue and you're set! Also a nice touch, precision ports has a calculator on their website to help you determine the correct port length with their unique flares. I used it to check against my WinISD models, and it let me know exactly how long my ports wanted to be.
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Precision Port 6" Flared Port Tube Kit
This thing is huge and built like a tank. Very strong plastic and easy to follow instructions for putting this port together make it a great value. If you love aeroports, this is the one for you. I used to use 2 4" aeroports, but thank goodness for this port. Now I use one port and have more port area.
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Port Tube 4" ID x 4" L Flared
I am very pleased with my purchase of all 8 of these flanges, great price, ease of use, absolutely no port noise and added spl with sound quality clarity. I will use more of these in my shop at JW Designz Custom Car Audio in Aliquippa, Pa !!!!
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Port Tube 2" ID Adjustable
these give a lot of bass to my speakers
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Dayton PT3-OF 3" Outside Flare
This Is A Stylish & Smart Looking Way For A 3" Port Tube System. These Things Are Quite Large And The Ability To Set Them In With Screws Is A Nice Touch! One Tube At 15", Should Be Enough For Two Of These Flares. The Removable Tube Is Sweet, So You Can Play Around With Your Tuning and Not Make A Mess (Plug & Play You Could Say)!
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Scan Speak 29001 Flow Resistance Vent
Great idea this product does work well,,gives speakers more body woofers sound a lot better..
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Port Tube 4" ID x 4-3/8" L
Great port- easy installation.
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Port Tube 4-5/16" ID Adjustable
Made a clone of the Aguilar 2x12 speaker. You could probably use 2 of these in any cabinet around the 1x15 size, 2x12 or 4x10 sizes for bass guitar.
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Port Tube 2-1/2" ID x 8-1/2" L Flared
Fits the size hole they suggest perfectly. The flare looks nice. No chuffing, low vent velocity.
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Port Tube 1-1/2" ID x 4" L Flared
There are no mounting holes on this port so you have to either make your own or glue it in. Unfortunately the fins coming down from the top of the port require you to cut an oversize hole, this makes it difficult to glue it in without and air leaks. I would definitely not buy this one again.
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Port Tube 1" ID x 4" L Flared
Very sturdy, can be cut to calculations, and can be hammered into pressboard.
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Port Tube 6" ID x 6" L
This is a great port tube lined with ridges for easy and even cutting.
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Port Tube 2-3/4" ID x 5-1/4" L Screened
This port did just the trick for my DIY sub.
A great value!
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Port Tube 3" ID x 4-1/2" L
just what i needed
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Port Tube 1-7/8" ID x 5-5/8" L Flared
I used this this port tube to tune your small, 0.25 cubic foot, cherrywood enclosure. I cut it to 4.5" length. I then covered the inside of the tube with knit ribbing. I installed a Pyle 6X9 inch three-way speaker in each of the two enclosures. Speaker free-air resonance was 70 Hz. Speaker in the closed box was 100 Hz. Speaker in the ducted box had a very tame 3db resonance at 30 Hz after the knit-ribbing was added. I am very happy to get such good results in a very small enclosure.
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Port Tube 2-1/16" ID x 5" L
I have bought several pairs of these and they are easy to install and shorten if needed. Cut the right size hole and they slide in tight.
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Port Tube 2-3/4" ID x 1" L
I couldn't find a dealer or parts store for my old SWR Goiath Junior II speaker port holes. As you guys are all aware, these old SWR cabs (Pre-Fender) are the better products of SWR Engineering of Sylmar, California during the late 80's and early 90's...since then, the newer SWR's, (in my opinion)are not as great in sound and quality, the same with the parts. Most of all, hard to find replacement parts. Parts Express is a savior ! :) This porthole replacement fits exactly to a T. Thanks !! So if you need to replace those 2 black round plastic portholes in the back, this will fit perfectly !!!
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Port Tube 1-1/8" ID x 6-1/2" L Flared
This Is A Nice Style Of Port Tube! When Installed, It Offers A Nice Sleek Look Without The Large Outer Mounting Ring Some Tubes Have!
Care Must Be Used In Cutting Out The Holes For This Style Of Tube. They Are A Press Fit, So If The Hole Is A Bit Large, You Have A Problem!
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Port Tube 3-3/4" ID x 7-5/8" L Flared
This is a great general flared port. I used it do tune a 4CF bass cabinet loaded with two 8" drivers tuned to 30Hz and it works wonders. looks good too. my complaint is that the main portion of the tube is truncated a bit. this makes trimming it to length a little more complex. i had to make a wooden jig to hold it in ordered to get things just right. also, i wish it had a nice end fitting for an inside flare. All else aside, a nice product.
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Port Tube 2-7/8" ID x 5" L
I like the ridges that are at the end, they asure a snug fit. The oem type usually are designed the same way. I think it could look better if it was totally flat on top,but doesn't affect performance.
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Port Tube Triangular
Perfect for a box that doesn't have alot of spare area on the woofer face! Not fun to lengthen though.
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Port Tube 1-5/8" ID x 4-7/8" L Flared
The info says this port needs a 1 3/4 cutout, but its actually 2 3/16.
Nice quality.
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Port Tube 2-1/2" ID Adjustable
The ID of this tube is 2 5/8". It's a little bigger than the published size.
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Dayton PT4-ST 4" x 15.75" Straight Tube
this stuff is way overpriced. it is really difficult to find anything else that will work for the 4" Outside flare though. This is basically just overpriced light-duty ABS pipe, which can be hard to find as places like Home Depot and Lowes do not carry it. PVC will not work, so for most people, you need to just bite the bullet and pay the price for this port tube.
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Dayton PT4-MFE 4" Male To Female Elbow
this would be a great 90 elbow however they do not off couplers to join male pieces- which limits what you can do with this setup. i wasted $50 on this setup before i realized i had no way to join pieces together. nice job guys-- get it figured out!
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Dayton PT4-OF 4" Outside Flare
I used this in a 112 rear port guitar cab I designed for a 125W speaker and it works like the cat's meow! I used a rear port design for smaller size and more subharmonics. I got what I was looking for! The port was easy to install and is very sturdy.
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Dayton PT4-IF 4" Inside Flare
For you designers out there I will give you the actual critical dimensions:
Major outside Diameter at flare 5.725"
Depth of flare 1.093"
Total depth 1.683"
Fits tube diameter of 4.125"
Inside minor diameter of flare 3.950"
The flare depth is the distance from the outer edge of the flare down to where the 4" straight pipe would end meet.
When calculating your vent tube length make sure you include 1.093" for the length of the flare.
The only downside is that these are a little pricey, but otherwise a good product.
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Dayton PT3-CR 3" Coupler Ring
I made the mistake of buying the flare port, tube and elbow, only to discover that I needed this to add more tube to the elbow!
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Dayton PT3-IF 3" Inside Flare
I bought one of these for an air intake bellmouth on my track car. It is perfect and way better than paying $75 for an aluminum one.
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Port Tube 1-3/4" ID x 4" L
For what I wanted, this port fit the bill. I was looking for a large lip and this was the one in a size I needed. The tuning was right on.
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