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Yes, I am looking to possibly put a 15" Fi Q in a behind-the-seat regular cab truck setup with the following box which should fit but I am not box designer.
The Fi Q supposedly sounds really good in sealed enclosures as well with ported, the mounting depth is 8", the motor diam. should be around 8"'s as well. The recommended sealed enclosure air capacity for this subwoofer is 2-2.6ft^2, this box is probably a tad bit more than 3ft^2.
The RMS of this subwoofer is 1000watts, it will be powered by a Hifonics Bxi1606d Class D mono amplifier which will probably be feeding it around 1300-1400watts on the constant.
This is a rough sketch of the box, linkage.
I sorta went from two 12" CVX's to this single 15". Can any of you experienced enclosure designers and builders break it down for me? If it is possible in that enclosure, I would go ported with a vent firing upwards.
The Fi Q supposedly sounds really good in sealed enclosures as well with ported, the mounting depth is 8", the motor diam. should be around 8"'s as well. The recommended sealed enclosure air capacity for this subwoofer is 2-2.6ft^2, this box is probably a tad bit more than 3ft^2.
The RMS of this subwoofer is 1000watts, it will be powered by a Hifonics Bxi1606d Class D mono amplifier which will probably be feeding it around 1300-1400watts on the constant.
This is a rough sketch of the box, linkage.
I sorta went from two 12" CVX's to this single 15". Can any of you experienced enclosure designers and builders break it down for me? If it is possible in that enclosure, I would go ported with a vent firing upwards.
