Center console design help

[andyroof1979]

I am finally designing the console I have been envisioning in my head sense I bought my truck 10 months ago.

I saw a clamshell isobaric setup when I was a teenager and have been stuck on the idea of having one ever sense.

I recently put in a JVC kw-v31bt head unit and purchased a couple used kicker c10's. Is there any reason I should not do this and would they be wired in parallel or series?

I am open to pros, cons, or flat out other ideas. I like rich ful sound not distorted crappy bass.

I did find a set of MB Quart marine speakers that consisted of a 10" sub and 2 tweeters on the grille that I thought about as I can get a pair for 150 brand new. I would have to have them both facemounted to either side of the console though.

This will be installed in a daily driven work truck.

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[garychoffmann 10+ year member]

Isobaric loading is the output of 1 sub in 1/2 the space. They have to be wired out of phase. Personally I would run both subs downfiring with port going out the back. You wire the subs series or parallel depending on your amp.

 

[staan]

yeah isobaric is just doubling motor force and reducing enclosure size. it wouldn't be as loud as just 2 drivers mounted normally.

 

[andyroof1979]

I understand the isobaric concept. I like it because it is different and supposed to provide clean bass.

If I don't do the clamshell, what are thoughts on these speakers

http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/p_16684_MB_Quart_NKD_254_TT.aspx

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