I already know all of that technical mumbo jumbo stuff. I'm talking about real world situations. I see guys running over 1000 watts in 1 cube. I was asking about the sound quality of the lows. I've built recommended for other subs and most of them were too small and struggled with the lows. When I put them in bigger than recommended it sounded better.Recommended is .75 to 1 cu.ft ported. It would all depend on how much power you are running. The bigger the enclosure the less control of the cone. Therefore high power can cause over extension/ bottoming out. Smaller enclosure would allow more power. If I was running 750w I would run in 1 cu.ft. If I was going to run 1200-1500w I would opt for a smaller enclosure. Thats just my .02
Well... your definition of "SQ" must be peakier lows. Increasing the enclosure size will make that peak around tuning more pronunced.I was asking about the sound quality of the lows. When I put them in bigger than recommended it sounded better.
So what do you think the difference would have been if you did 3 cubes with 4k as far as spl?I've got 4- 8's in 4.1 cubes net and pushing them with a 3K amp and it gets low. It did a 148.5 at 32 hz. from the kick. I think the bigger box will help them dig lower.
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So what do you think the difference would have been if you did 3 cubes with 4k as far as spl?