Boxnotes

Use this free software to assist you in deciding the actual dimensions for your enclosure

After using software such as WinISD to chose the volume and port sizes for your new speaker, turn to Boxnotes to find the best dimensions for your enclosure.

Screenshot - Boxnotes main form
Screenshot showing use of Imperial units. Metric is also supported
Also see the Cutting list form, the Sizecheck form, and the Report form

Features of current version - V2.82

 
Click the image to download Boxnotes
Boxnotes is written in Visual Basic 6 and runs under Windows. Filesize 380,928 bytes
If you don't have them installed, you may need to grab the VB6 Runtimes - Windows XP already has them.

 

Some of the nice things people have said...
Your program helped me to design a wonderful sounding sub that I could actually afford to own, LOL. Thanks as well for including the "system info" easter egg, that little tool is great! Paul B, Australia
I was elated to find your "FREE" software.......thanks again for sharing your time and talent Steiph Z ,Decatur, Georgia, USA
Thanks mate. I've been looking for something just to work on whats the optimum dimensions for my box. I know the volume it needs to be...but what's the best dimensions? Thanks, you're a legend. Great site..... Shane S, Chicago
I downloaded Boxnotes yesterday and learned a lot from it. I think it's a perfect compliment to WinISD. Everybody who I've told about WinISD will hear about boxnotes next. Many thanks.... Jim M - comment posted on WinISD support forum

For more information about using Boxnotes, see the user guide

If you use Boxnotes to generate your cutting list, see the Speaker Building page for assembly tips
For some ideas on reducing the impact of resonances, see the Speaker Stuffing page
You might also like Flare-it, - a tool for choosing flare sizes
For those who prefer their subs cylindrical, see the next page for a treat....
Last update to this page 20th April 2008