1 18" in ~14 cubes?

[Rashaddd 5,000+ posts]

Can anyone give me a hand calculating a bandpass? what I'm workin on right now will be for 2 15's, ~11.5 cubes before port/sub displacement, I'm modelling it in sketchup

If anyone could just help me out adjusting things it'd be great, feel free to just pm me

 

[rdaudioman1256 10+ year member]

Try a 18" RD Audio Heavyweight then buy my amp :-D

 

[GAM3OVR 5,000+ posts]

Dont have the face area to do two very easily, and if I do they can't be very bulky drivers, plus its gonna take alot more work
Haven't decided on the MJ's, I'll either try them doing both in about 14 cubes at 22-23hz (switchable to 33hz when I want to get a little louder), or I'll do a single beefier 18 like I'm suggesting here

jack hammer opti enclosure 13.6 cubes

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even though it's 83495734857903 dollars

 

[spencer321 10+ year member]

how about an IXL 18, now you can't run 2000w to it, but being a hometheatre/car audio sub i heard it LOVES big enclosures and LOWWWW tuning

 

[jamesw 10+ year member]

Get a DD 9918Z It will take a Gizallionnnnnnnnn watts of power