Julian

Not too sure how well that would work out in a trunk with two sets of subs on different planes. Trunks get weird with cancellation. If you do not have all of your equipment maybe four 10's would be better. From what I have seen in small trunk setups either four 10's subs up, or two 12's subs forward and sealed from trunk are loudest. Bigger trunks can four 12's and even two 15's or 18's. Remember even if you can build the box in the trunk there has to be airspace around the box for the setup to perform best with subs up port back. I have seen +150db trunk setups with two 12's forward, set as far back in the trunk as possible and also sealed from the surrounding airspace in the trunk. I managed a 145 with a single 15 burping on 3k plus with a trunk setup. I'd suggest two larger woofers or multiple smaller woofers. Port and sub forward pushed all the back typically does well. Also I have seen people cut out the rear deck and do subs up port to the side and get very good numbers. It's all about what your willing to do.

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Sounds like a good combo!

we've had some crazy weather here recently stormed and hailed like no other to go away in about 5 mins, and i'm in northern Texas. about the size of golf balls.

I've seen anywhere from 200-350$

I own a best buy branded tv, it's basically a reboxed lg tv and it looks great and performs for the price I got it new for about 600 for a 37" 1080p tv and this was about 2-3 years ago

You honestly believe every company designs their woofer? You'd be quite surprised... Fi oems a lot of other companies woofers too. Back on topic Can't wait to hear some details!

I had one too.. You got lots of space lik 9-10 ft^3

Purty price range?

Shiit I'll probably be back home by then... I'd love to see the truck!

Hit me up with the info.. I may still be in Tx then! It'd be great to do a build with you! I need something sexy for the stang!

I may need to come down to San anton... im about 6 hours away! you can pimp out my car

Soooo......what happens if I design an enclosure with no peak? Yeah, what he said.. Hell if I know My point was that the enclosure tuning has more important implications than where the enclosure will "peak" (since, ideally it wouldn't have a peak unless you were intentionally designing it to do so for specific purposes). The other important factors are related to cutoff frequency, cone excursion behavior, damping characteristics, impedance response, etc. I now understand.. Explain the significance of port tuning in more depth if you don't mind

Box tuning is where most of the frequencies peak at, so basically your loudest frequency will be 35 hz... Make sense?

It's not the tuning it's your settings, tuning That low should be able to get extremely low, what is your subwoofer crossed over at?

Get a metal coat hanger and conform to the general contour of the curves for a rough estimate then trace on carboard then cut it to the exact curves.

I believe you are referring to johnecon2001, but I do not know his affiliation is with Hybrid audio. He does, however, run HAT drivers Yes! That's what i meant

Try moving 8 D3100s In and out of a car 4-5 times in a row, no fun

Math > ME http://www.amazon.com/Adjustable-Clamp-9180-45-Degree-Angle/dp/B00006JSPW Google = Friend

Who would that be? I may just know him or his family. His name is Chris Nagel, He's evidently like 3rd or 4th in the state for wrestling, also wrestles at LHU.

I wouldn't exactly say that... The for the price, they do what they need to do, maybe they don't put out the best wattage at 12v.. but the difference between 1,000 watts and 1,300 watts is humanly impossible to tell the difference since you theoretically need to double the power to gain a noticeable gain (3dB's). I ran an older bxi1200d at .5 ohms for an extremely long time, never got hot, never burned up.

http://www.harborfreight.com/corner-clamp-with-quick-release-38661.html

J aren't you deployed? In the AF we can't be considered deployable with that kinda stuff happening.