Bl's sealed?

[jfsh90 10+ year member]

Can Bl's work well in sealed enclosures?

on the Fi site it doesn't show what size sealed. Maybe I already answered my question, but has anyone done it?

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[SundownGuy]

Can Bl's work well in sealed enclosures?on the Fi site it doesn't show what size sealed. Maybe I already answered my question, but has anyone done it?

The Q would be a much better choice for a sealed enclosure. The Bl wasn't really made for them.

 

[jfsh90 10+ year member]

Yea I was looking at the Q, but plans for amp were t20001bd or MCD2500, and I was them at 1 ohm to get the full potential out of the amp.

 

[BassAce 10+ year member]

Looks like you have enough space for a ported box for a couple of BL's ported in your trunk.

 

[jfsh90 10+ year member]

Looking at the 18's, I know that is not going to happen. that measly 4 cu ft box barely fit in my trunk, and the new box will have to be custom made. **** buick trunks.

 

[profundus-sanus 10+ year member]

you could get a pair of q 15's and run them sealed. that would take 2kw easy. One with the bp option would probably take it, but i would just go with a lesser amp.

 

[jfsh90 10+ year member]

Those rockford T amps are way underrated. I'm pretty much set on the t20001 because in my last set up it made the subs sound so crisp and clean. Never distorded. Awesome amps.

 

[filtor1 10+ year member]

Get the Q's. They will be better suited to your amp. The BL's shine when ported.

 

[jfsh90 10+ year member]

I'm afraid I'd blow them with that amp though. I wouldn't be dumb with the gains but I still don't know if the subs can thermally handle that kinda power.

 

[profundus-sanus 10+ year member]

I can tell you first hand that 2 q's would have no problem taking whatever a t20001 could deliver...unless you clipped the crap out of it.

 

[jfsh90 10+ year member]

T20001 benched anywhere from 24XX-29XX