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<blockquote data-quote="genxx" data-source="post: 2983439" data-attributes="member: 575023">Ok.&nbsp; Let&#039;s look at the math here. Surface cone area.1 x 12=122 x 10=20total 322 x 12=24SO really you are equal to running 2 12&#039;s and an 8.&nbsp; In most cases not all I would say that 1 12 will hit harder than 2 x 10&#039;s.&nbsp; The 12 will play lower, louder and move about the same air mass as 2 x 10&#039;s. Unless you are running something like a TC OEM 10&quot;.Pioneer subs from what I have seen are not known for being crazy SPL subs.&nbsp; Especially when going up agianst subs from TC, DD, RE, SI.The soundstorm is crap and is probably not putting out rated pwr have it checked to see what it is really making.What freq is your box tuned to?This is all my opinion and the spl guys on here can tell you a lot more than can about getting this thing loud.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="genxx, post: 2983439, member: 575023"] Ok. Let's look at the math here. Surface cone area. 1 x 12=12 2 x 10=20 total 32 2 x 12=24 SO really you are equal to running 2 12's and an 8. In most cases not all I would say that 1 12 will hit harder than 2 x 10's. The 12 will play lower, louder and move about the same air mass as 2 x 10's. Unless you are running something like a TC OEM 10". Pioneer subs from what I have seen are not known for being crazy SPL subs. Especially when going up agianst subs from TC, DD, RE, SI. The soundstorm is crap and is probably not putting out rated pwr have it checked to see what it is really making. What freq is your box tuned to? This is all my opinion and the spl guys on here can tell you a lot more than can about getting this thing loud. [/QUOTE]

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