best97obs
I'm Awesome
Yup... to be honest whatever makes the MOST amount of bass for the little amount if room/airspace I have.
Best subs for dual 12" under rear seat
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The solo x 10" sub works in a 1.25^3ft to 2.25^3ft ported enclosure. So 2 10" subs need 2.5-4.5 cubic feet of internal airspace, plus you need whatever airspace the physical port takes up inside the box (.5-1 cubic foot for the port is normal)....
So, that tells me I need 5.5 cubic feet for the maximum output for 2 kicker solo x 10" subwoofers......
To put that in perspective, your enclosure would need to be 49.5" wide, 13.5" deep, and 18" tall...... thats just not doable under the seat of a truck.
So, that tells me I need 5.5 cubic feet for the maximum output for 2 kicker solo x 10" subwoofers......
To put that in perspective, your enclosure would need to be 49.5" wide, 13.5" deep, and 18" tall...... thats just not doable under the seat of a truck.
best97obs
I'm Awesome
Alright sounds like you know your stuff. I'm gonna trust you on this for sure lol.
99xcss4
frank'n (truburban) K-2500
I think the only way you would be doing 10s/12s would be these https://www.kicker.com/2021-comprt-subwoofers or these https://www.kicker.com/2019-l7t-subwoofers
Now, if we choose the DC Audio 6.5" and we do (4) four of them. Each sub wants .3^3ft for a total of 1.2^3ft for the subs and approx .5 for the physical port for a total of 1.8 and I'd build it 2-2.2 and allow for displacement of the drivers, some bracing, and just a little for the "Bass Gods"!!! Hahaha
99xcss4
frank'n (truburban) K-2500
could you put one of these on each side of the drive-shasft hump https://www.kicker.com/2022-l7tdf-down-firing-loaded-enclosures
best97obs
I'm Awesome
I'm liking your idea here. I like the idea of the four 6.5"s. what would have more bass though... four 6.5"s or... two to three 8"s?
One one each side or two on each side.... just however you have the real estate for mounting and the subs just share the available airspace inside the box.
I like the idea of 4 6.5"! This the cone area of a single 12" round subwoofer!!!!
