Quentin Jarrell

Distortion is not your problem, it's the person that is controling the volume knob that is the problem. If you take any driver on the market and keep it below xmax you will be below 10% distortion and you will not be able to tell what name brand driver it is, to a certain extent. Yes of course some will be cleaner at louder levels because they have a higher rated xmax, which by definition is 10% THD. You first need to decide how loud you want to get. Then choose what setup will fit that goal while under xmax ratings. Another thing you need to consider is your install skills. Anything is possible. Are you willing to modifiy the truck for bass?

I would look into a sub amp combo on ssa store with a sundown/ Icon or xcon setup

She'll get over it

My old lady, and you got the lazy part right

This can be done in any color combination I have stickied on the forum. I will have enclosure pricing and size configurations posted soon as well.

the port will be 14 on each side but will be half as wide

I would unassemble the glovebox and build a sealed enclosure for a Focal 21 WX Be. But looking at your last substage choice and location I would guess you just want something to sound good and not really "SQ"

The inlays wont be attached untill it's routed and wrapped in carpet but it should give you an idea of what it'll look like

Kinda I've done a couple veneer overlays

I'll be there.

It wasn't a bad setup for my 16 year old sister at the time. BTW she's the one who wrapped it.

Bryan Schmitt has a great selection of tools that I personally use that is worth taking a look at. http://www.mobilesolutions-usa.com/index.htm

suede is a nice material too.

You will want to use a nonbacked carpet, as it is stretchy. You will have two types of carpet. Trunk liner which has a pressed look which is what you will find on most prefabenclosures. And carpet which has a nap like household carpet. Regular napped carpet is a preferred material. If you need more help I will do a write up with picture how I wrap my boxes,

I don't see xcon or zcon on that list. WHY NOT ????????????????????????????????????????

This should be a happy medium for anyone looking for a ported enclosure for two 12's specs are as follows. 3.6 cubic feet net. (taking in consideration for two typical high end 12's) 54.24" of port tuned to 32 hertz 38" wide x 16" tall x 18.75" deep Enclosure will come with two heavy duty terminal cups, high nap charcoal carpet, heavy gauge speaker wire, a new technique I am using to add color to the port and baffle, and most importantly adequate packaging to insure no damage will occure during shipment. Once I get all my jigs built lead time will be 5-7 business days from payment. $275 plus shipping. My zip code is 70437. For example shipping to Chicago through Fedex would be 3 days for $75 And I will have more sub options in the near future.

No it didn't hit "everything" if it was a proper bandpass. Bandpass enclosures are designed to create a peak in output over a small bandwith. That is exactly what the sub is not designed for. There is a big difference in a Flatline and your Deathrow.

That is the complete oposite design goal of the sub.

My shops not much to look at. Just a 50x50 building. I only do sound part-time. I survey a lot of the bulk cargo ships that come up the river. What model Audi do you have?

Here's pics of the enclosure. As you can see it was tiny.

Smaller box will be flatter, larger box will give you more output. If you can get specs from Nick I can work up graphs for each so you have a better idea. However I seriously doubt you will hear any "SQ" difference being they will be in the trunk. Are you positive you don't have room for ported.?

I installed two sealed in a BMW. The box was common chamber around 1.5 net total. They were on a 20.1 with gain set about 3/4. The customer normally spends about 50 grand a year with me on sound and has had just about every name brand you can think of. His highs were Focal Utopia 3ways on a Focal 4 channel and he was impressed with both the highs and bass.

I'm from Louisiana, no that's not me, and yes there is a Tahoe SS. Nothing special just like the Chevy pickup ss edition. My fiance's uncle picked one up for like 6 grand a few months ago