24 and 10s?

[nocturnalrites101]

Im by no means limited by space. However i though a 10 or 2 might be more responsive for the application

[Kevin M]

It can depend on application. If I were doing an spl type setup over 150db center console will work. If I were doing a setup for sq pr lower volume system I would definitely want to have them on either side. 10" vented in the floors or kicks can work. Or the doors. They can go in the rear too providing you can get the pathlengths equal under 6" and have time alignment.

[Tecomah]

It can depend on application. If I were doing an spl type setup over 150db center console will work. If I were doing a setup for sq pr lower volume system I would definitely want to have them on either side. 10" vented in the floors or kicks can work. Or the doors. They can go in the rear too providing you can get the pathlengths equal under 6" and have time alignment.

yes dual for sq but since the first post says 24s just going to hazard a guess that this is not a sound quality build but more of a groundpounding monster

[nocturnalrites101]

Does it honestly make a difference of my enclosure placement? say i have 2 separate enclosures one in cargo area with a single 24 and another enclosure there with 2 tens vrs 24 in the cargo and a pair of tens build in the center console

Btw yes SQL not pure spl.

[Kevin M]

If were talking about in excess of 150db then not really. For the most part 300hz and below is omni directional.( As long as you have no rattles.) But I would still want them in stereo rather than mono.(one on either side ) That being said the farthest forward and center you can put a single midbass source the better; even if it is two speakers. It comes down to alot of variables. SPL, stage width and height, x-over freq, music you listen to. It is up to you how much sq in sql you want to do. Unless you have T/A or are willing to do multiple midbass (Research the cone of confusion) I would put them up front.