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Hey guys I am I the of building a car audio system, I have two audiopipe Q12 inch subwoofers, dual 4..2000watts, 1000rms each. I am a basshead kinda guy..so I am thinking of running an epicenter audio control with a subsonic chip at 20hz. But im not sure about the box size and specs. Is there anyone that can assist me please..thanks in advance

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What vehicle do you have and what amp?

"Nothing prevents people from knowing the truth more than the belief they already know it."
"Making bass is easy, making music is the hard part."

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So how low of frequencies do you want to be able to play down to?

AudioPipe recommends 2 cu ft per sub, which is a very reasonable number. They also recommend a 39 Hz tuning, which you are probably going to want to go lower. With something like a 32 Hz tune you should get usable output down to the mid 20s with cabin gain factored in. 30 sq in of port area per sub, so 60 total should work well.

I don't have any experience with an Epicenter audio control EQ. Like any other EQ it can't increase the maximum output of your system, but it can make some frequencies sound louder relative to others.

"Nothing prevents people from knowing the truth more than the belief they already know it."
"Making bass is easy, making music is the hard part."

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So a enclosure 2.0ft3 per chamber and tune to about 30hz should work...a friend of mine have one in his car and he drive down every street chipping of alarm ...dat ting is crazy..

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So a enclosure 2.0ft3 per chamber and tune to about 30hz should work...a friend of mine have one in his car and he drive down every street chipping of alarm ...dat ting is crazy..

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I have an epicenter.
I'm not 100% happy with it, but I know how it works, adding subsonic harmonics to the music.

You're going to have a difficult time 'cranking it up;' the Epicenter REALLY lowers your maximum SPL.

If I were designing a system around it, I'd use a sub that's tuned to a very very low frequency. 25hz or even lower. And be sure to use a steep highpass around 15-20hz.

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