3d box design crossfire xsv2

[Garcia915 10+ year member]

Like title says, I'm looking for a box designer to design me a ported box with 3d design and cut sheet for a single 15" crossfire xs v2

Also I can't find out box specs or recommend frequency tuning so anyone have any idea what I should tune the port to? I want I to be loud and low I have room for roughly 5 cubic foot in the trunk and will be pushing it with 2200 clean watts. Any recommend box builders that can design me a box I have PayPal ready.

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[Garcia915 10+ year member]

Anyone???

 

[garretttt4 10+ year member]

@Buck ;

 

[98GCLimited 10+ year member]

2200w is barely going to get that thing moving. I think they take 3krms+ to start doing their thing well.

I had my xs v2 15 in a 5 cube box with 16x5 (80sq in) port tuned to around 32hz powered by an rd 1750.1 @ .7ohm and it was decent but wanted more power. Upgraded to a saz3000 @ .7 ohm and it was pretty ridiculous for a single 15 but I think could have used a little smaller box on the 3k and could have taken more than the 3k in a smaller box.

3.5-5 cubes If I did it over again (sold the sub and amp) I would probably go with 4.25 cubes and shrink it a little if I needed to with big 45s or something.

 

[Garcia915 10+ year member]

2200w is barely going to get that thing moving. I think they take 3krms+ to start doing their thing well.
I had my xs v2 15 in a 5 cube box with 16x5 (80sq in) port tuned to around 32hz powered by an rd 1750.1 @ .7ohm and it was decent but wanted more power. Upgraded to a saz3000 @ .7 ohm and it was pretty ridiculous for a single 15 but I think could have used a little smaller box on the 3k and could have taken more than the 3k in a smaller box.

3.5-5 cubes If I did it over again (sold the sub and amp) I would probably go with 4.25 cubes and shrink it a little if I needed to with big 45s or something.

Thanks for the info bro, I guess I'm gonna have to upgrade my electrical and look for a 3k good thing my welding side jobs leave me money on the side and the wife won't know about it lol. Now if I can find someone to design me a box with a cut sheet I'm sure I can figure it out but working 70+ hours a week doesn't leave me any time for myself. 4.25 cubes would be perfect and leave me more room in my trunk, will 32hz still get down low?

 

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2200w is barely going to get that thing moving. I think they take 3krms+ to start doing their thing well.
I had my xs v2 15 in a 5 cube box with 16x5 (80sq in) port tuned to around 32hz powered by an rd 1750.1 @ .7ohm and it was decent but wanted more power. Upgraded to a saz3000 @ .7 ohm and it was pretty ridiculous for a single 15 but I think could have used a little smaller box on the 3k and could have taken more than the 3k in a smaller box.

3.5-5 cubes If I did it over again (sold the sub and amp) I would probably go with 4.25 cubes and shrink it a little if I needed to with big 45s or something.

Thanks for the info bro, I guess I'm gonna have to upgrade my electrical and look for a 3k good thing my welding side jobs leave me money on the side and the wife won't know about it lol. Now if I can find someone to design me a box with a cut sheet I'm sure I can figure it out but working 70+ hours a week doesn't leave me any time for myself. 4.25 cubes would be perfect and leave me more room in my trunk, will 32hz still get down low?

 

[pro-rabbit 5,000+ posts]

You do not have to increase power to use that driver. Just have a little more efficient enclosure designed and you will be fine. Besides the difference in 800 possible watts will likely not even be audible in many cases.

 

[Garcia915 10+ year member]

You do not have to increase power to use that driver. Just have a little more efficient enclosure designed and you will be fine. Besides the difference in 800 possible watts will likely not even be audible in many cases.

I still got your quote @prorabbit, I think ima just have you build it for me cuz I really don't have time