Quote (Jewsus @ Wed, Aug 27 2008, 07:18pm)
Well, you for those subs, you need what, 1.5 cubic per sub? I got a sealed 2.4 cubic box in my trunk with an amp on it, and have spare space for a sports bag.
By dual channel i pretty much meant stereo. Say there's a song with a fast bassline, you would have one sub run one frequency while the other runs another, that way it doesn't get too muddy sounding.
.8 but 46" port lenght, actually take a look again at the pictures, see how tight it is, that because there is no room at all on the trunk.
you ussually want to run your subs on a mono signal, stereo doesnt work like that i guess you can set one channel at a higher frequency rate than the other IF the amp its capable of that, but still what happens when frequencies drop too much or they go higher, you will end up distorting the shit out of one sub, if you dont want muddy, get a sub with a good frequency responce and always run mono signal on subs.
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This post was edited by hotdogski on Aug 27 2008 07:27pm