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Yeah i think so its going in a 4 door civic trunk not sure if you can put a 4th order in a trunk and sound good never seen one in anything but a suv

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Yes it says 0.9cuft@32Hz for a ported box, a 4th order improperly designed or built can be a disaster.

If you need lows just skip the sealed, the manual states exactly how to build the ported.

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Yes it says 0.9cuft@32Hz for a ported box, a 4th order improperly designed or built can be a disaster.

If you need lows just skip the sealed, the manual states exactly how to build the ported.

yeah it could be a disaster but youll never learn without trying. i guess you could always just rely on someone else for designs :shrug:

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I modelled this driver out of curiosity and found that it works great at 2cuft@32Hz at rated power of 300W. It's a gigantic enclosure for a 10" but it works giving bass down to 30Hz. You may want to try that.

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Sounds good I'll talk to him tomorrow at work and I'll let him know those specs and I'll move on from there. If I have any questions can I pm you?

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If you have any questions just post them here, I also checked the 0.9cuft suggestion and it looks really bad, I almost guess that sealed would be better for them than their ported suggestion, those subs have very low EBP.. if you are curious I could post some frequency response plots for you to see.

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I think I'm just gonna tell him sealed or a ported enclosure. I'll play with 4th order with my own equipment for practice once I decide to build. I'll stick to the 2cuft @32hz see how that works otherwise I'll build him a sealed. Thanks for the help

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