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<blockquote data-quote="Scorpion" data-source="post: 2476698" data-attributes="member: 552125">I recently constructed a sealed enclosure for my 2 10&quot; Comp VR&#039;s.&nbsp; Each speaker has approximately 1.91 ft3 +/- 0.01.&nbsp; I made it out of 3/4 MDF, liqiud nails, plumbers caulking, and 3 cans of undercoating.&nbsp; I will be running a KX600.1 to the speakers, they are dual voice coil (of course).First: Do you suggest that I put any poly-fill material to raise the ft3?? If so how much (I have 5 pounds available for the project)?Second: To maximize the potential of the speaker, how do you suggest I wire them to the amp (pararell or in series)?Third: When I fitted the speakers into the enclosure and did a seal test, the cone came back to set position in about 2 seconds.&nbsp; Could I have aleak some place or is it ok?Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks.DIDNT KNOW IT SNOWED IN KANSAS UNITL TODAY!!!!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scorpion, post: 2476698, member: 552125"] I recently constructed a sealed enclosure for my 2 10" Comp VR's. Each speaker has approximately 1.91 ft3 +/- 0.01. I made it out of 3/4 MDF, liqiud nails, plumbers caulking, and 3 cans of undercoating. I will be running a KX600.1 to the speakers, they are dual voice coil (of course). First: Do you suggest that I put any poly-fill material to raise the ft3?? If so how much (I have 5 pounds available for the project)? Second: To maximize the potential of the speaker, how do you suggest I wire them to the amp (pararell or in series)? Third: When I fitted the speakers into the enclosure and did a seal test, the cone came back to set position in about 2 seconds. Could I have aleak some place or is it ok? Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks. DIDNT KNOW IT SNOWED IN KANSAS UNITL TODAY!!!! [/QUOTE]

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