4 sa 12's box

[Nightshade]

Yep, either of the ways that I mentioned should work out just great. If you want to play low freqs I would say that even doing subs up and the ports back would be the best solution for that since facing the ports back will allow them to load off the hatch creating somewhat of an extension of the port that will cause it to play lower. <<<<How's that for a run on sentence, no comas in sight

[eric78702]

Yep, either of the ways that I mentioned should work out just great. If you want to play low freqs I would say that even doing subs up and the ports back would be the best solution for that since facing the ports back will allow them to load off the hatch creating somewhat of an extension of the port that will cause it to play lower. <<<<How's that for a run on sentence, no comas in sight

Haha you a foo:D

[xStatezOfMindZx]

Can some one help me come up with a box for 4 sa 12\'s. My width is 33 my depth is 29 and my height is 27. Thanks

Me too, ready to get rid of my RF P3\'s and get 4 SA 12 2ohm subs, so my box need are: My width is 41\", my depth is 30\", and height is 31\". I would like the tuning to be the lowest you can get for the space, I like 30 or 28 hz.

I would like the subs facing back, don\'t like the subs facing up. Do I have enough room for 4 sa 12\'s? I want to keep my 2nd row seats.

Any help would be great, and no I won\'t be building my own box since I don\'t have the tools or space. I just need a design so someone could build it for me. It will be going in an 2010 Escape XLT SUV.

Thanks, no need for me to post a double topic since you already posted this one.

The amp will be either a Rockford Fosgate T1500-1BDCP or Rockford Fosgate T2500-1BDCP. The SA 12\'s are going to cost $210 per sub with shipping included, if I could get a better price for SD let me know. I read that $175 was the lowest these subs sold for on SMD.