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<blockquote data-quote="TimberJon" data-source="post: 657878" data-attributes="member: 552797">Listen to NSGM, he knows his chit.I would suggest a JL 13W7 if you want some bump. But i dont think itll work with your current amp. JL has excellent enclosures, they just arent much to look at and that turns people away. You want flash? you can go with the good looks (note: just good looks) of the Audiobahn enclosures, and put ANYthing in them. You can even just get them loaded with subs for 500-600$.Im such a n00b. But i have to point this out, you wanted a list of subs. Then you said you dont need the list of subs, but the dimensions of the boxes. The top dogs can work in a variety of different enclosures. And at the top dogs websites, you can view the needed box stats for sealed and ported enclosures, if provided. They should have all the calc info you need. And you can use such tools as <a href="http://www.bcae1.com" target="_blank">http://www.bcae1.com</a>Pick a few subs, look up their mounting depth, and the volume needed in the box. Then go box hunting, look at all of them. If the listing doesnt tell you the box stats, screw it and find another. Check all major subwoofer manufacturers first. Just match up a box with the cubes needed for your sub. or go and LOOK at the boxes that go with the subs mentioned in this thread. Hope that helps!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TimberJon, post: 657878, member: 552797"] Listen to NSGM, he knows his chit. I would suggest a JL 13W7 if you want some bump. But i dont think itll work with your current amp. JL has excellent enclosures, they just arent much to look at and that turns people away. You want flash? you can go with the good looks (note: just good looks) of the Audiobahn enclosures, and put ANYthing in them. You can even just get them loaded with subs for 500-600$. Im such a n00b. But i have to point this out, you wanted a list of subs. Then you said you dont need the list of subs, but the dimensions of the boxes. The top dogs can work in a variety of different enclosures. And at the top dogs websites, you can view the needed box stats for sealed and ported enclosures, if provided. They should have all the calc info you need. And you can use such tools as [URL="http://www.bcae1.com"]http://www.bcae1.com[/URL] Pick a few subs, look up their mounting depth, and the volume needed in the box. Then go box hunting, look at all of them. If the listing doesnt tell you the box stats, screw it and find another. Check all major subwoofer manufacturers first. Just match up a box with the cubes needed for your sub. or go and LOOK at the boxes that go with the subs mentioned in this thread. Hope that helps! [/QUOTE]

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