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<blockquote data-quote="joshm78" data-source="post: 351823" data-attributes="member: 551286">Im trying to get Ideas of A single 12&quot; sub setup in a 99&#039; S-10 Ext cab w/ third door.&nbsp; I built a box out of 3/4 Oak plywood.&nbsp; Not sure of the size but when I really crank it up it acks like it&#039;s starving for air.&nbsp; It sound really great at low to about 30% volume.&nbsp; It&#039;s a sealed box and I have it downfiring and the only place I could tell it could be leaking was around the sub where it joins the wood.I have a Infinity Kappa Perfect 12DVQ&nbsp; dual 4 ohm VC&nbsp;&nbsp; and I have a JBL 600.1 ampDo I need to completly scrap the box that I have and build another.&nbsp; If so, I want some Ideas on shape and size.I am BIG on SOUND QUALITY !!!!!I am willing to give up some loudness for the Quality.&nbsp; I have a new 4&#039; x 8&#039; sheet of 3/4&quot; MDF in the shop just waiting on whether I should use it.ps&amp;gt;&nbsp;&nbsp; I AM NOT FAVORING MDF OVER PLYWOOD OR PLYWOOD OVER MDF !!!!!Plywood was what I had around to use the first time and since I had to buy some new I chose what was cheaper!!Thanksjosh</blockquote>

[QUOTE="joshm78, post: 351823, member: 551286"] Im trying to get Ideas of A single 12" sub setup in a 99' S-10 Ext cab w/ third door. I built a box out of 3/4 Oak plywood. Not sure of the size but when I really crank it up it acks like it's starving for air. It sound really great at low to about 30% volume. It's a sealed box and I have it downfiring and the only place I could tell it could be leaking was around the sub where it joins the wood. I have a Infinity Kappa Perfect 12DVQ dual 4 ohm VC and I have a JBL 600.1 amp Do I need to completly scrap the box that I have and build another. If so, I want some Ideas on shape and size. I am BIG on SOUND QUALITY !!!!!I am willing to give up some loudness for the Quality. I have a new 4' x 8' sheet of 3/4" MDF in the shop just waiting on whether I should use it. ps> I AM NOT FAVORING MDF OVER PLYWOOD OR PLYWOOD OVER MDF !!!!! Plywood was what I had around to use the first time and since I had to buy some new I chose what was cheaper!! Thanks josh [/QUOTE]

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