Perfect Box for 2 DC Level 4 15"S ?

[dereileak]

Ok, so I have 2 kicker cvx 15's that I will replace with 2 dc level 4 15's in the near future, a few months or so. Anyways, I want to design the box around the dc's, and was wondering if this box I made would be perfect, they recommend 3.25 cubic ft per sub, but is going higher then that better, like to 4-5 cubic ft per sub, or do they work best in what dc recommended? here is the box I designed, I may invert the subs and get add .42 cubic ft to the box, so it would be around 6.9 cubes

I am going to adjust the port volume to a bit higher, otherwise is this box perfect for those dc's? I have limited space to work with here so, thanks for your help

Edited December 22, 2012 by dereileak

[dereileak]

ok designed a new box with great specs, let me know what you think, I have to measure to make sure the port depth will fit in the hatch, if its too deep I will make the port like 4-3.5 inches deep and widen the port to 24 inches or so

I was recommeded by cj18 to do 30 hz tuning, 14 sq inches per cubic ft, and 3.5 cubic ft per sub, for 7 cubic ft total, here is what I made

Edited December 23, 2012 by dereileak

[Gladski462]

DC recommends things for a reason, just do it. Bigger box = less power handling.

[dereileak]

DC recommends things for a reason, just do it. Bigger box = less power handling.

yea true, I actually ordered 2 sundown sa-12's, I have a thread in the sundown section with a box for it, that im building in a couple hours

[ChevyBoy95]

i used 2 level 4 15s, put them in recommended and you will be fine and be able to feed them more than rated power.

i would put them in 6-7 cubes, tuned around 32-35hz.

[dereileak]

DC recommends things for a reason, just do it. Bigger box = less power handling.

yea true, I actually ordered 2 sundown sa-12's, I have a thread in the sundown section with a box for it, that im building in a couple hours

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i used 2 level 4 15s, put them in recommended and you will be fine and be able to feed them more than rated power.

i would put them in 6-7 cubes, tuned around 32-35hz.