GLN305
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I actually have 10 cubic feet, but I was taking bracing and displacements into account. This air space is based on dimensional constraints. It's weird that not many people these days go for big sealed subs since that gives you alot of cone area and very little cone movement to get a really solid low end and good SQ by keeping the sub very linear. Most people want to buy a single 12" and give it 1500 watts and in the mean time stressing the sub and sacrificing SQ. I like efficiency. I had 12 10's in a Mazda B2200 and with the remote gain turned way down the low end was very clean and not exxagerated. It was solid as heck though.Why did you decide on 4 cubes each? FI recommends 4-8 cubes. Is it for power handling ability or just size limitation?I've been fantasizing about getting a Suburban and throwing a pair of the same FI Q 18's in the back, but going with the full 8 cubes each.
By my calculations just the driver displacement and bracing I/you will lose about 1 cubic foot per driver, so a 4 cube box must actually be about 5 cubic feet each. MY 8 cube box will have to be about 9 cubes each, unless you mount the drives inverted on the outside.
I too would like to hear them first, but not alot of people go for the big sealed SQ drivers that you and I want.
I'm thinking of a AQ2200 or even Sundown 3000 for power.
