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I always liked the simplistic look of SQ amps

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#1. List the exact volume your enclosure has (do all the math for how much your vent displaces, etc...). If you are unsure about the tuning (as in you never verified it) list the vent area (internal Height x Width) and total vent length. Do not use any metric numbers. #2. List the T/S parameters of the subwoofers you have. (There have been a variation of Alpine Type-Rs over the years, you need to know the exact model number) #3. List the T/S parameters of the subwoofers you would like to compare. This will help whomever is willing to model for you...

I will also say that the dcon I had in a sealed enclosure was very nice sub.

Soundqubed Q1-3500D.1

Great pickup!

Heavyweight world title goes to Zach Metts using some weird off brand subs.

Apply CLD to the areas of the inner door that vibrate and resonate. We can't tell you where that is over the Internet. If that plastic inner door is removable then I'd remove it and also apply to the outter door skin as well.