i recently purchased 2 mmats procast 15's without even takng into consideration d size d PROPER box BUILT TO SPECS would be. It supposed to go in ah 2002 civic. Allyuh cud tell meh if dis possible? would it fit?
ohh, and would a ported or sealed box b better? i not really lookin 4 spl, i jes want it to be as loud as possible wit sum sick lows
you may need to build two seperate chambers for it to go in...the least i would go for those 15'' are 2.5 cubic feet...i doubt its possibe to get 5 cubes in that trunk
hmmmm ....i say sell the other 15 and jam the single wit the rated power..........get a good enclosure built...........and ya will be able to do it achieve something loud wit some sick lows.........
i also say go with an Orion HCCA 15" and jam dat wit 1200 rms and ya cyar ask for nething better....
lol but stick wit a single 15" to save yaself some trouble
an old but forgotten technology is isobaric loading.
isobaric enclosures generally tend to cut box volume by half!!.
however, you do not get the 3db boost as would be gained by dual subwoofers.
this is a textbook example of the use of an isobaric enclosure if i ever did see one. all your requirements match those needed to utilise this design of enclosure.
i ahve one coment, thing with the isobaric i think the soeakers damage eventually, but no lie sounds good went the soeakers are new and it really cuts d size of the box to half.
knew some one who did it.
Isobaric will also give you better low extension . Make sure you minimize the coupling volume to gain maximum effect. If you reverse mount the second woofer, you will cancel out some even order distortion which will give you a more defined and tight sound as well. Excellent SQ loading!
