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<blockquote data-quote="krony" data-source="post: 5774410" data-attributes="member: 608882">Ok, well that explains the look.&nbsp; As to answer a few questions:&nbsp; The box is channelled to seperate the 10&#039;s from the 12.&nbsp; The 12 is ported and the 10&#039;s share the same sealed channel.&nbsp; I&#039;m not sure what you mean by cancelation.&nbsp; If they share the same airspace in the box, then I don&#039;t have to worry about that.&nbsp; The same 12 the guy had on display at the shop was in a ported 2 ft3 box off a 300w amp. And it did hit A LOT harder than the 12 in the car.&nbsp; While the guy was playing w/ the gains, trying to figure it out he says, &quot;It&#039;s almost like one voice coil isn&#039;t working.&quot;When he was adjusting my gains for me the first time, he&#039;d turn down the 12 then adjust the 10&#039;s and vice versa.&nbsp; I like to listen to rock and hip hop. I&#039;d just adjust the bass at the deck according to the music.&nbsp;&nbsp; Each time he&#039;d turn one down to adjust the other, I noticed different tones.&nbsp; Pink Floyd for example sounds really awesome.&nbsp; But if it&#039;s going to be an issue, I&#039;ll just lop off the 12 at the box and toss it to a friend.Xprime4, as far as tuned I have know idea.&nbsp; (Just something else I&#039;m gonna have to research here.)&nbsp;&nbsp; All I know is the amps are set to LPF.15&#039;s being sloppy and 10&#039;s being responsive...... I&#039;ve heard of that.&nbsp; But what I was more interested in was the tones.Thanks guys for the input.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="krony, post: 5774410, member: 608882"] Ok, well that explains the look. As to answer a few questions: The box is channelled to seperate the 10's from the 12. The 12 is ported and the 10's share the same sealed channel. I'm not sure what you mean by cancelation. If they share the same airspace in the box, then I don't have to worry about that. The same 12 the guy had on display at the shop was in a ported 2 ft3 box off a 300w amp. And it did hit A LOT harder than the 12 in the car. While the guy was playing w/ the gains, trying to figure it out he says, "It's almost like one voice coil isn't working." When he was adjusting my gains for me the first time, he'd turn down the 12 then adjust the 10's and vice versa. I like to listen to rock and hip hop. I'd just adjust the bass at the deck according to the music. Each time he'd turn one down to adjust the other, I noticed different tones. Pink Floyd for example sounds really awesome. But if it's going to be an issue, I'll just lop off the 12 at the box and toss it to a friend. Xprime4, as far as tuned I have know idea. (Just something else I'm gonna have to research here.) All I know is the amps are set to LPF. 15's being sloppy and 10's being responsive...... I've heard of that. But what I was more interested in was the tones. Thanks guys for the input. [/QUOTE]

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