Is there any 18's that can handle 2000+watts that dont require alot of airspace?
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BigJoker
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why not just do 15's?
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been there done that
Sundown Audio 18s are quite happy in 4ft3 net each, but dont need that much power.
Perhaps a pair of those and you keep you gains on your amp back a little bit?
I honestly would do some 15s, 18s that handle that much power, and work in that small of an enclosure are far and between.
Perhaps a pair of those and you keep you gains on your amp back a little bit?
I honestly would do some 15s, 18s that handle that much power, and work in that small of an enclosure are far and between.
sundownz
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Indeed... our 18s are used in 4-5 cubes by 99% of people.
im running 5ft^3 for my nightshade 18, and it will take 2000 with ease, it was built to handle 3000 no problem.
wanna buy it? i wanna run a single 15 setup...only reason im selling, less then 2 hours of play on it.
wanna buy it? i wanna run a single 15 setup...only reason im selling, less then 2 hours of play on it.
Mike465
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You can run RD Heavy Weight 18's in 5.5 cubes each and they will get nasty. Built a box for Steves Tahoe for 2-18" HW's with 5.5 cubic feet per sub and 117 square inches of port total tuned at 35Hz and we are doing 157s
what kind of power though?
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We have a D9 on each sub
AudioXtremes
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I have found that most of the large 18s that are designed for car audio work in 4-5 cubes. And I do know that hdc18s will work that small. Although you will want to start tuning at 36hz and work your way up. They don't have the low end extension tuned at 40 in such a small box.
He's right the HDC318's will work fine in 4.5 cubes, tune around 35-36
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