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Thanks again Jeff; I'm going to order it all soon and I'll let you know how it turns out. I appreciate your help!2 ho 10s would be fine for that. They have good upper end midbass extension as well as low end. Feed them plenty of power though, 1500 watts rms. If you are going sealed
Thanks. For the 2015 models they got rid of the turbo 4 and only offer the GDI 3.8. I'm loving the car so far; I have just over 4k miles on it (Just made my first payment... I really drove too much last month) and it's been a very fun daily. It seems that not a lot of people really know what the car is... when I bought it I had people asking if it was really a Hyundai, and now since I rebadged with the Genesis Coupe wing emblems I get people guessing at a Porsche or Maserati... a lot of people think I'm joking when I say Hyundai lol. Then again, it could just be my area... people here tend to only really know about the "mainstream" things, and are always clueless when anything out of the norm is mentioned.Just wanted to say nice car. You get the 3.8 or turbo 4? I was really wanting one for a while.
Thanks for your input, it looks like I'm definitely going with the HO's. I'll take some better measurements and look into the possibility of porting them; the (very) rough measurements are 11.5x9x35 (HxDxL) to sit flush in the pass-through which should give me roughly 1.4 cu ft to play with, but with the sub displacement and port that'd probably cut the 0.7 cu/ft ea too short. I should be able to gain some more height, but haven't looked into it yet... I can remove the spare, and the dealer for some reason had the standard flooring, the upgraded carpeted trunk mat, AND the upgraded rubber cargo mat all installed.I agree with what jeff is saying. Ported can actually have less distortion than sealed and requires less power too. I can vouch for the dayton HO 10's as I've been running it for the past 4 months or so. They do excellent in .7 cu ft each ported. They're rated at 600w but you don't really need all of it if you run ported. Very clean and articulate sub. Can't go wrong for the money. I guess for your music tastes, sealed can work. I understand you have very limited space requirements so this sub would be perfect for you. These subs honestly do better in ported though because the low end is lacking without it. If you don't care to have more low end depth, then sealed would work. These subs are still very punchy even with ported so don't be scared!
oh yea.. nice car btw lol
With some new constraints of mine I will only be able to fit 10's, but thanks for the suggestion!Q12, big sealed box
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look into Image Dynamics for speakers, whatever your budget is... https://www.woofersetc.com/c-40-65.aspx?manufacturerid=36
In regards to the ID speakers, the CTX-6.5cs's would be the ones in my price range. How do you think these compare to the Polk MM6501's? I prefer something less harsh (or bright), and so far from what I've read when people compare the two sets it seems to lean towards the Polk's being less fatiguing.