sealed boxes

[95Prober 10+ year member]

Good sound quality and good low frequency extension.
But, like I said; that's simply the box's affect on the subwoofer. How it actually sounds will be vehicle/setup dependent.

well, with low frequency extension, does that mean i will get low, deep , hard hitting bass, or that punchy bass i f you know what i mean?

as far as car set-ups, i hear ya. well the subs are goin a hatchback, big 3 is done, 0/1 guage for amps in trunk, stock alt., maybe an Optima and the amps are going to be mine to try out. JL 500.1 in his car. we want to put 2 of these SVC subs wired at 2 ohms, and run a sealed box with those specs you and some others nicely helped out on. although i was calculating the inside dimensions for 1 box, we will double the box for 2.

 

[squeak9798 5,000+ posts]

Low frequency extension is how low the sub will play.

 

[DFW40 10+ year member]

Just go with the higher end of what the manufac recommends. I have always had the best results with this. If they recommend 1.5-2.25 I'd go with the 2.0 and so on.

 

[95Prober 10+ year member]

Low frequency extension is how low the sub will play.

so LOW bass notes? hittin deep?

 

[95Prober 10+ year member]

im confused, coz if "low frequency extension" gives that LOW ,deep bass, which im not sure, isnt it the BIGGER the box the more boomier and lower you get? how can a small sealed box, 0.365 cu,ft sound deep???

 

[squeak9798 5,000+ posts]

Because that's the appropriate sized box for that sub (given the specs you listed). What is considered "large" or "small" for one sub, won't be for another.