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mikeyd

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  1. Here is something similar to what i was sayin. Except with 2 of these. But like i was sayin, Is having 2 identical ported enclosures much better than one or is it comparable to the doubling sealed enclosures.
  2. I like the way you think. I'd do the same but I frequently have passengers. Make sure you deaden the hell outta those panels in there.
  3. yeah, the initial plan was to try and cram those bastards underneath the backseat of my ext cab chevy but that obviously didn't work. so they were placed in some sealed boxes i built up real quick and were just placed on the floor or seat or wherever. And thats probably why they were stolen
  4. It was an older Kenwood Excelon rated at 1200rms @ 1 ohm. Those subs will eat some power. I just wish I had ported them just for fun.
  5. Welcome Chuck. I just had my 2 12" RE SEs stolen from me this year and man do i miss em. and they were being starved for air in 2 small sealed boxes.
  6. Awesome. Now I just need to figure how big to make the port! anybody wanna help? And on a side note: I know doubling your cone area potentially gives you a 3db bump in a sealed enclosure. What about for vented? Is building 2 identical vented enclosures much better than one? Or should I upgrade to a better speaker and build a larger box for it?
  7. A&M the mainland. College Station.
  8. ok I'm planning my next system right now. (last one got stolen) I'm thinkin 2 RE SR10's ported going under the back seat of my '02 Ext. cab silverado. Realizing there is almost no room back there I figure the best plan would be to build two different enclosures for each side. Doing so would give me about 0.88 ft.^3 per sub after sub displacement. But to make these vented I'm thinking could make external ports over the transmission hump. Does this seem like a bad idea?
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    '02 Chevy Silverado
  10. I know the volume so far because these are goin underneath the back seat of my 02 ext cab chevy. My plan is to build the enclosure and then have external ports built over the transmission hump. I just need to figure out the port dimensions and tuning frequency. Does the external port idea sound like it'd work?
  11. Right now i'm planning on 2 RE SR10s. Each in a .88 ft^3 ported @ some unknown frequency because I've never designed a ported enclosure.
  12. Cool i know some kids at school out there. They always tell how fun tumbleweeds and cacti are. just messin never been out there.
  13. What's happenin doods! Well joining the site to hopefully get some helpful advice on a new sub setup. my last one( 2 12" RE SEs) got stolen. I'm here at Texas A&M. Anybody else goin to school around here?

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