i really want all three

[soundstreamer 10+ year member]

working within the limited space behind the seat of my single cab, i designed a ported enclosure for my my 10w3s. the largest box i could properly make is 2.1cuft after displacement @33hz with a 24" port...just over the recommended jl specs if i only use two of my subs. now i'm kinda made because that is gonna mess up my final impedence(raising it), making me run less power to each of my two subs than i can to each of three unless i go with 1/2ohm final impedence(which i can but don't really wanna deal with heat issues).

now for what i really want: i need someone to tell me it would be ok to put all three subs into a box that small. if it doesn't work out i can always build a new, larger sealed enclosure. so? what are you waiting for? tell me it's ok!

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[bcarpenterfhl 10+ year member]

you can use polyfill. it'll "trick" your subs into thinking they are in a larger enclosure.

 

[soundstreamer 10+ year member]

i put all three in there with a roll of poly-fil(emptied one large can of industrial pray adhesive and kept it away from port)

final size was 2.06cuft. port is 3" x 8" x 21.75". that yeilds me a tuning of 33.9hz.

although i only listened to it on a short ride home, this thing is loud. my biggest problem now is my lack of sound deadening. i though my truck was well constructed with my last box, but rattles like a mother now in places it never has before.

edead, here i come!

 

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glad yo u got it worked out.

 

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here are some pics i got of it with my old box for comparason: