Set up help

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if the subs aren't in the right enclosure, the subs will have loading problems I believe (someone verify) don't try an cram a sub in a small enclousure unless you are feeding it more power that rec.

Yes, if the box is too big you can push a driver past it's mechanical limits, "unload" the driver.

[Alex K]

10. ft3 is not enough room to make 2 18s happy. especially after displacements

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if the subs aren't in the right enclosure, the subs will have loading problems I believe (someone verify) don't try an cram a sub in a small enclousure unless you are feeding it more power that rec.

Yes, if the box is too big you can push a driver past it's mechanical limits, "unload" the driver.

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Ask Steve if 5 cubes after displacement doesn't excite 18's

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Btw, Steve has a pair of 18's in the Civic. Ask him how they do in there.

[Guest]

for 10 cuft, 2 15's or 3 12's will probably be the max you can do. the port will be quite large and bracing will also take up alot of space. i dont see 3 15's or 2 18's working AT ALL whatsoever. figure out what woofers first then go from there to amplifiers, then mids and highs and amps for those, then electrical, then wiring.

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for 10 cuft, 2 15's or 3 12's will probably be the max you can do. the port will be quite large and bracing will also take up alot of space. i dont see 3 15's or 2 18's working AT ALL whatsoever. figure out what woofers first then go from there to amplifiers, then mids and highs and amps for those, then electrical, then wiring.

Bet I can prove you wrong. Not trying to be an ass and I am a bit lit up, but I bet I can take a pair or 18's and make them slam in 10 cubes

. Maybe you can too and just giving a new guy some "new guy info", but it can happen.

[Guest]

for 10 cuft, 2 15's or 3 12's will probably be the max you can do. the port will be quite large and bracing will also take up alot of space. i dont see 3 15's or 2 18's working AT ALL whatsoever. figure out what woofers first then go from there to amplifiers, then mids and highs and amps for those, then electrical, then wiring.

Bet I can prove you wrong. Not trying to be an ass and I am a bit lit up, but I bet I can take a pair or 18's and make them slam in 10 cubes

. Maybe you can too and just giving a new guy some "new guy info", but it can happen.

lets see, a pair of 18's require somewhere around 8-10 cubic feet. and seeing as how he only has 10 cubic feet to work with, said 18's must be in a sealed enclosure. a port in that kind of box will take up 2-3 cubic feet alone, add another cubic foot for bracing. your bet will fail.

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He said "10 cubes net"

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Let's get exact measurement and then make a calculated decision.