Dual level 3 12s single cab

[Esgedi]

Is there any reason you couldn't build a design like this? Excuse my quick paint drawing that looks like it was a doodle in a special ed class.

[SCATHED]

Just curious, why do you want 2 as opposed to 1 12? The difference might be about 2dB in a setup like this.

cone area, motor force, I've always liked dual 12" set ups

Is there any reason you couldn't build a design like this? Excuse my quick paint drawing that looks like it was a doodle in a special ed class.

There's no reason why I can't do a design like that

[SCATHED]

I run a single Level 3 12" with ar cone and it is in an explorer way more space than you are playing with.... built my box to 1.75cuft @32hz after displacements on 1200rms and if it were in a smaller cabin it would probably be 10db louder.... and a single 12 calls for 7" round port in bass box pro... I didnt have the space and went with a 4".... it works well but port noise is audible with anything lower than 35hz... using 2 12's an 8" might give the same effect.... and rusty answered one of my threads and recommended that I go no larger than 1.75cuft with the power I am running.... the first box I built was 1.25cuft @32hz and I did not like it that much so built another, much more happy with the 1.75cuft.... if you really want something loud.... instead of doing 2 lvl3's do 1 XL 12.... your eye ball might pop out

I'd rather have the cone area and motor force of 2 12s. DC website recommends 1.25 cubes for a level 3 which is why it was appealing to me since there's not mucch space in a single cab. But I'm determined to get the most out of it as I can, the DC level 3's are perfect for the power I'm running and space I have available (according to what DC recommends on their website)

[MotorCityFats13]

I run a single Level 3 12" with ar cone and it is in an explorer way more space than you are playing with.... built my box to 1.75cuft @32hz after displacements on 1200rms and if it were in a smaller cabin it would probably be 10db louder.... and a single 12 calls for 7" round port in bass box pro... I didnt have the space and went with a 4".... it works well but port noise is audible with anything lower than 35hz... using 2 12's an 8" might give the same effect.... and rusty answered one of my threads and recommended that I go no larger than 1.75cuft with the power I am running.... the first box I built was 1.25cuft @32hz and I did not like it that much so built another, much more happy with the 1.75cuft.... if you really want something loud.... instead of doing 2 lvl3's do 1 XL 12.... your eye ball might pop out

I'd rather have the cone area and motor force of 2 12s. DC website recommends 1.25 cubes for a level 3 which is why it was appealing to me since there's not mucch space in a single cab. But I'm determined to get the most out of it as I can, the DC level 3's are perfect for the power I'm running and space I have available (according to what DC recommends on their website)

I see what DC recommends thats why I first did that but what the ower of said company recommended me to do is worth more than the conservative spec

[SCATHED]

I run a single Level 3 12" with ar cone and it is in an explorer way more space than you are playing with.... built my box to 1.75cuft @32hz after displacements on 1200rms and if it were in a smaller cabin it would probably be 10db louder.... and a single 12 calls for 7" round port in bass box pro... I didnt have the space and went with a 4".... it works well but port noise is audible with anything lower than 35hz... using 2 12's an 8" might give the same effect.... and rusty answered one of my threads and recommended that I go no larger than 1.75cuft with the power I am running.... the first box I built was 1.25cuft @32hz and I did not like it that much so built another, much more happy with the 1.75cuft.... if you really want something loud.... instead of doing 2 lvl3's do 1 XL 12.... your eye ball might pop out

I'd rather have the cone area and motor force of 2 12s. DC website recommends 1.25 cubes for a level 3 which is why it was appealing to me since there's not mucch space in a single cab. But I'm determined to get the most out of it as I can, the DC level 3's are perfect for the power I'm running and space I have available (according to what DC recommends on their website)

I see what DC recommends thats why I first did that but what the ower of said company recommended me to do is worth more than the conservative spec

hmmmmm, well I wonder why they recommend 1.25 then...

[3vil]

Most all speaker manufacturers give "safe" recommendations for box size. They have no idea who is building the box or what they're skill level is, so giving a box spec that is a little on the small side isn't going to hurt, just means the enclosure won't be the most optimal.

[SCATHED]

So two level 3 12s in the space I posted is a no go?

[SCATHED]

I'm having trouble with a port. Anyone able to lend a hand? I can go 42 wide, 26 tall, top depth of 6 and bottom depth 10

[Joe X]

Man read it this time: with your dimensions only a single 6" port can be done and still get 1.25 net per sub, a single 6" is no good, so find more space if you still want to do the 2 12s.