StreetLegal
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Greetings, first off the re calculator is not accurate. For a sedan sub infront port to the side seems to be louder than most other configeration, from my experience it causes too much vibration and rattling in the trunk area. I recently did sub infront port infront (close to each other), all firing into the cabin and that reduce alot of the vibration and was loud enough, of course my seat folds down, may think of sealing the trunk off with a beauty pannel later, to prevent any cancellation. From looking at your power and tuning frequency, I would shoot for a 1.75 cuft tuned to 30 Hz. If you need help with a design just let me know.
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Wanted an RL-P 15, but the ship has already sailed, sadly..
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Welcome to ssa, 2 18 icon would be an awesome setup.
Awesome mann !!!
He is dah mann !
Congratz bro.
That is true ! A little more or on par is nice to have too
Go for it, and then look at the front stage later.
The Gcon is an good choice as well, if you go that way then this amp would be a good choice... http://www.audioque.com/AQ750-Amplifier_p_46.html
IMO you dont need rear speakers, go with a good 6 1/2'' component set (adaptor plates available) infront with a 2 channel amp.
This amp would be my first choice for ssd sub. http://store.soundso...-sax-1200d.html The r/f amp is good but that is an open box, while the sundown is new and more flexible, and just as reputable or even more...
Nice and clean !
It's better to do an all round decent system with the money you plan to spend on what you have described in your opening post.
Nice start, tuned in.
2 cuft each would work but is a bit on the lower rec volume for the lower tuning, maybe a 2.3 or 2.4 each if you have the space.
How much power?
Love the Russian chiks