Please help me with my box... 10"CVRs

[kappout 10+ year member]

Hey yall, I have two ten inch kicker CRVs that im wiring up to an Alpine M650.

I have ample trunk space so theres no limit there. Anyone have some box design suggestions?

Thanks

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[nineball 10+ year member]

maybe if you looked at the stickies in the section before posting you would have your answer.

 

[kappout 10+ year member]

maybe if you looked at the stickies in the section before posting you would have your answer.

wanting something differnt.

 

[kappout 10+ year member]

noobie question... would I benefit from a multi chamber box?

 

[kappout 10+ year member]

does anyone know where i can find the specs for these to enter into the winISD beta program? or will the info from the owners manual due?

 

[Bullet03 10+ year member]

almost everything should be in the O/M, id go with 2.5 cft per sub sealed, or 1.5 cft. per sub ported.

 

[Jer510 10+ year member]

Recommended Sealed Box Volume:

* Compact (minimum enclosure volume): 0.8 cu/ft; the woofer can handle up to 300 watts RMS (150 watts per voice coil)

* SQ (maximum enclosure volume): 3 cu/ft; the woofer can handle up to 300 watts RMS (150 watts per voice coil)

Recommended Vented Box Volume:

* Compact: 1.25 cu/ft; 2" x 10.5" port opening; 20" port depth; the woofer can handle up to 200 watts RMS (100 watts per voice coil)

* SPL/Deep Bass: 1.75 cu/ft; 2.5" x 10.5" port opening; 20" port depth; the woofer can handle up to 200 watts RMS (100 watts per voice coil)

from crutchfield. I got the same subs powered by a Kicker 750 and it pounds

 

[Bullet03 10+ year member]

well atleast one of us could get crutchfield to load..

 

[kappout 10+ year member]

i went with a simple 1.7 sealed box. it ran the best numbers by the math for the sound im looking for. thanks yall