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Here is a project that may interest you, http://www.parts-express.com/projectshowca...project=phantom. Also check out these http://www.madisound.com/catalog/product_i...roducts_id=8525. You could use either of those as a 2 channel system, and buy a pre-made sub to fill out the bottom end. Then start working on some nice towers...

So for people who want to port 2 ixl 10s in trucks or cars with tight spaces, would aiming for 1.5 ported and like 2.2 cubes overall be ridiculous? I was hoping to do some fiberglass under my back seats in my ram and squeeze 2 in there.

It would be cool to see a 2.5 way active with the Mach 5 mids. I like how he drew up a passive x-over for others to follow if they wish. This looks like a very interesting build, glad i saw this.

do the new ones even exist?

At first I thought they were TLs then i saw the port, lol. Boxes look really nice, and the sonotubes do look appealing, if you wana try a TL then go for it and if it doesn't work make a little cut, seal one end and add a port.

The 12's got a sexy boob.

Basically look at this way. This is for the average daily driver keep in mind. Whatever money you'll be spending on subs, amps, speakers, etc.. look to spend an almost equal amount of cash on install materials such as deadener, proper wiring, electrical upgrades, tools to do installs, etc. Around most forums you have to ask very specific questions in order to receive a worthwhile response. Why don't you have a look around the individual companies specific forums on this site as they are all pretty well respected.

My bet is that the sundown 2000d would be similar to the IA 20.1, but thats just an assumption.

How does port area figure into that, as far as when is a port area too large and how do you tell? like for purposes of daily boxes and pure spl boxes?

The supra baffles would look nice on those, especially since the fr125s are so sexy anyways. Hows the sub blend with the BIBs?

I thought the havocs were essentially a Q with a power upgrade, i could be wrong though.

Do you know the recommended x-over point for a 2-way, for people with active set ups. Im assuming its similar to the old ones?

seas neo's (27 series) , peerless hds, lpg's, check out www.madisound.com

If i had 12 foot ceilings id have a sonotube tl, if i were only smart enough to model one up.

Very interesting. Im guessing you could un flold it a little bit to make it a floor standing design and retain the tuning frequency? Im eagerly awaiting to see what you've come up with for the x-over... Also how does having two woofers affect the line length, if at all?

I vote for the wall, as well. Then lots of pics

Its definitely been a minute since the last time anything about these 8s came up. Maybe we will just get a nice surprise one day.

any updates on the 8s?

What are plans for the center channel?

What are your box plans and power for the pair?

any hints on the pricing?

The tb coax has a built in x-over already, I would just high pass them and run the mids from 50/60 hz to 400 or so... Still would it be better to do a 2-way?

http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/showdetl.cf...tnumber=264-821 I was wondering if it would be possible to use the new TB coax and then a large midbass in a tower and power them seperately using the cheap behringer active x-over? I was thinking the Tb coax + dayton rs270 for a 2.1 set up. If this sounds alrite, what all would i need to get this up and running? Two amplifiers, behringer x-over, reciever, pre amp, etc..?

^^ what he said. They are a great value based on quite a few reviews like zaph and folks on diyma.

I was wondering some of the effects, thanks for the input. I think i might try the 4" bamboo tb full rangers since they are cheap.