Dayton Design check :PICS:

[solidcrowd]

So I'm looking to port an enclosure I purchased off CL for my home audio setup. I have TWO Dayton Audio RSS315ho-44 DVC 12" HO's which will be powered by my 240wrms plate amp @ 4ohm.

The enclosure is a slant(wedge 2) dual sealed enclosure with seperate chambers.

Dimensions are:
34.625"W X 11.9375" H1 (Bottom Height) X 9.25" H2 (Top Height) X 12.625" D
Thickness = 5/8" MDF.

I figured my subs will get 0.959 cuft. each. If I go ported, I was thinking a 2" flared port in Each chamber @ 9.35" long will give me 30hz, but that would leave me with only ~1-2" from the wall depending on what sides I cut into. I am worried about port noise, especially if I throw more wattage at them.

If someone can check in bassBox or winsid, I'd like to see what has a better frequency response and higher output; sealed or ported (and what Hz is best). I want to get low for movies, but still sound good for music (rock and rap). Or tell me what size port and length I should get.

Here is my design (the slant is not that prominent):


The enclosure I will be stripping down, sand, and paint or wrap to appear like the setup below.




Here are my driver parameters:

[chrisn]

2" is small for those, I used a 4" Precision port with the HF version, and it didn't chuff, but surely would be too long for that enclosure. If you can put the vent(s) on the side of the enclosure, they can be longer. On a side note, I saw a monster truck rally at Seneca Niagara, before it was a casino.