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So I'm putting together a system for a buddy of mine, He has a ford focus... I think 2009?

So far he will be getting 2 Sundown E-10D4 and everything will be wired down to 1ohm and will be getting anywhere from 600-800wrms, but most likely 600wrms to avoid voltage drop on a stock electrical system.

The box will hold those 2 10's with the port on one side of the box firing towards the back of the trunk. This is where I need help from the guys and gals on SMD.... He just wants something that slams as a daily driver... no competing with tones or playing chopped or screwed music. What do you think would be a good frequency to tune the box for most music? This will only be my second box btw

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36hz is that perfect daily tune imo.

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I would go for 33-34 Hz.

If he will not be competing, center the port between the two drivers.

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28hz ftw!

(not for 10s tho LOL)

10s id go mid 30s

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33-35 is most frequently used but an optimal setting depends on many things.

Your answers basically always have a disclaimer:"optimal setting depends on many things". We all know that, I'm sure the OP does too. He's just wanting a general idea to what others tune to for daily setups.

OP, I am tuned to 33, and its very musical in my application and gets plenty low as well.

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Id say anywhere from 32-40hz

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I generally shoot for 35 hertz or so-ish

Clip city bitch, clip clip city bitch. 10's, 12's, 15's, goin up in flames bitch.

TaylorFade, on 02 Jul 2013 - 9:38 PM, said:

Go back to that place, ask to speak to that dude again, look him dead in the eye and then.... pop him in the snot box.

Tell him T-Fade sent you.

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Thanks everyone, this was helpful. I know some prefab boxes (which I don't use) are tuned to greater than 40Hz and I wasn't sure if this kid wants prefab quality or home built quality. I'll probably just tune it to 33Hz if you say so.

28hz ftw!

(not for 10s tho LOL)

10s id go mid 30s

lol.... 28Hz. I don't think that 600wrms in a box like that would push much hahaha
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