Recent content by dnlpnd

I am not doubting you guys at all. Everything everyone has said on here makes sense and if I were starting from scratch, I would definitely not contemplate such a thing. However, with all the equipment lying around and goal to get the most bang for the buck, it really comes down to my last...

So, you guys are saying something like the following would be disastrous (port tubes not shown)? Since I have all this equipment and I am spending no money (other than box construction and time), that even with perhaps a tiny bit of cancellation going on, wouldn't the sum of the bass output...

Why is it a terrible idea and if the chambers are kept isolated how is sharing an enclosure any different that two separate ones?

So, in the case of a bass-reflex configuration, if the ported/internal side of the 10"s and the 12" were kept isolated from each other (but tuned to the same frequency), you still think there would be cancellation going on in the cabin?

What pressure difference are you referring to? If the speakers are all in phase and receiving the same signal, you're just simultaneously moving more air...right?

Thanks

I have two old sub amps, wiring, and three old subs I'd like to build a custom box for and throw in my daily driver. I have 6 cu ft in my trunk available to donate to the cause. Previously, the two 4 ohm Lanzar Pro 10's (wired @ 2 ohm mono) maxed out my Hi-Fonics Cyclops and a dual 4 ohm voice...