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15" Re SX in a 4-door Honda Accord
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<blockquote data-quote="BASSMEKANIK89" data-source="post: 7274244" data-attributes="member: 631754"><p>The best solution for your application is to build a bandpass. These are usually not sell received by most customers due to ?????(not really sure why), but a bandpass allows you to focus your sound(thru a ski port, back deck,etc). There is no lost energy in your trunk, it is all in your cab. If built properly it is very musical with a Db gain similar to a ported box. If built wrong, it sounds like **** and everyone thinks they ****. I have done 2 of these in a bandpass before and it was rediculous. One other cool thing about a bandpass is it cleans up the funny sounds that most loud woofers make and actually makes the woofer more efficient based on design so a woofer that requires 1000 watts can perform almost the same with 500-600 watts in most applications. A good real life example of this is I took a CTS-V that had 2 solobaric 12" woofers in a ported box. It metered 145.8 with a 1000 watt amp. I built a bandpass that unloaded thru the "ski port" and it metered 148.5 with the same power. A drammatic improvement. Hope this helps!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BASSMEKANIK89, post: 7274244, member: 631754"] The best solution for your application is to build a bandpass. These are usually not sell received by most customers due to ?????(not really sure why), but a bandpass allows you to focus your sound(thru a ski port, back deck,etc). There is no lost energy in your trunk, it is all in your cab. If built properly it is very musical with a Db gain similar to a ported box. If built wrong, it sounds like **** and everyone thinks they ****. I have done 2 of these in a bandpass before and it was rediculous. One other cool thing about a bandpass is it cleans up the funny sounds that most loud woofers make and actually makes the woofer more efficient based on design so a woofer that requires 1000 watts can perform almost the same with 500-600 watts in most applications. A good real life example of this is I took a CTS-V that had 2 solobaric 12" woofers in a ported box. It metered 145.8 with a 1000 watt amp. I built a bandpass that unloaded thru the "ski port" and it metered 148.5 with the same power. A drammatic improvement. Hope this helps! [/QUOTE]
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