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<blockquote data-quote="nagy178" data-source="post: 7952667" data-attributes="member: 645910">Hey Guys,I currently have a Polk 10&quot; MM1040 in a .6cuft sealed box (manufacturer suggested). I am not too happy with it. It seems to play the upper 40&#039;s and 50&#039;s ok but can&#039;t get low or handle much variety in music type. I have it downfiring in my Jeep. A couple years back I had a single sealed MTX7500 12&quot; that was the best sub set up I have had in a Jeep running off the same amp.My question is should I try a different enclosure for my existing Polk 10&quot; or just go back to a quality 12&quot;??If I should go with the 12&quot; what suggestions do you have that would compare to or blow away the MTX7500 without breaking the bank?Amp=&nbsp; MTX 801D monoblock (500x1 @ 2ohm 12.5v, 800x1 @ 2ohm Dynamic 14.4v)Enclosure Type: have had sealed for awhile now but open to other typesEnclosure Shape/Size: Triangular/Wedge from 1.25-2.0cuft gross airspaceThanks in advance for the help.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nagy178, post: 7952667, member: 645910"] Hey Guys, I currently have a Polk 10" MM1040 in a .6cuft sealed box (manufacturer suggested). I am not too happy with it. It seems to play the upper 40's and 50's ok but can't get low or handle much variety in music type. I have it downfiring in my Jeep. A couple years back I had a single sealed MTX7500 12" that was the best sub set up I have had in a Jeep running off the same amp. My question is should I try a different enclosure for my existing Polk 10" or just go back to a quality 12"?? If I should go with the 12" what suggestions do you have that would compare to or blow away the MTX7500 without breaking the bank? Amp= MTX 801D monoblock (500x1 @ 2ohm 12.5v, 800x1 @ 2ohm Dynamic 14.4v) Enclosure Type: have had sealed for awhile now but open to other types Enclosure Shape/Size: Triangular/Wedge from 1.25-2.0cuft gross airspace Thanks in advance for the help. [/QUOTE]

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