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what is the best style subwoofer box for a DCSB

Discussion in 'Audio & Video' started by 6spd, Nov 12, 2012.

  1. Nov 12, 2012 at 1:22 PM
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    6spd

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    that will net me the deepest, and boomiest bass? a single sub enclosure that is ported? a two sub enclosure?

    still in the planning phase, but I was banking on having a mr marv box with (2)JL 10TW3s. if one subwoofer could sound as loud as that setup, given the same space for the box, how could one achieve this? I am not versed in box building, ports, etc... :confused:

    edit: sub box would be behind the rear seat fyi
     
  2. Nov 13, 2012 at 2:24 AM
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    a higher powered subwoofer could achieve it. Only problem you run into is theres not alot of high power shallow mount subs.

    FYI there is no shallow mount 10 for JL. Its a 13. And yes its high power... haven't heard it though personally, yet I havent heard anything bad about it.



    Of course, you can always get more 'boom' out of two speakers.... thats just common logic, but you can get equally as much sound out of a higher powered single speaker. I'm running 250 watts into a Rockford 10 with a Mr. Marv built box and you wouldn't believe that there was only a single ten in my setup.


    In general, ported is louder, but at the sacrifice of sound quality. You will likely hear the air moving through the port on lower notes in a small cab such as the Tacoma. Just read up on some of our builds here on the forum and you'll get an idea!
     
  3. Nov 13, 2012 at 12:39 PM
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    Supposedly, the 10" versions are supposed to come out by the end of this year, they were introduced at the beginning of 2012 but that remains to be seen.

    I understand that there is no replacement for displacement(i.e. two woofers are better than one), but I was just curious if there was a better solution utilizing one sub in the same airspace available that would produce more, if not the same output if ported correctly.

    I guess from this standpoint, I'll stick with my original plan, which is two 10's, or maybe 12's from JL when they finally come out.
     
  4. Nov 13, 2012 at 7:43 PM
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    if you want boomy bass get a probox. they beat. If you want clean spl get a nice quality sealed box.
     
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    have a pic of your box and setup ?
     

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