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<blockquote data-quote="Umbra" data-source="post: 8464670" data-attributes="member: 658055">To add to your &quot;no replacement for displacement&quot; adage, &quot;space makes bass&quot;. The exception to the displacement adage is the t-line enclosure where you can get loud with a small woofer on little power. Unfortunately the enclosure necessary is huge, so that&#039;s out of the question.Just to clarify, you do mean Sundown, right?With the space you want to give up the biggest you could do is one 10&quot; ported or one 12&quot; sealed. If you&#039;re looking for SPL do the 10&quot; ported tuned at like 35Hz. If you go with the SA-10 they recommend&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 1.0-1.25 ft^3 @ 35hz. They&#039;re rated at 600W RMS but as other have said they can take more.Provided you build a solid box with the right tuning and enough port area you should find it acceptable. Granted, like you said it&#039;s not going to make it difficult to breathe or anything, but it should be nice.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Umbra, post: 8464670, member: 658055"] To add to your "no replacement for displacement" adage, "space makes bass". The exception to the displacement adage is the t-line enclosure where you can get loud with a small woofer on little power. Unfortunately the enclosure necessary is huge, so that's out of the question. Just to clarify, you do mean Sundown, right? With the space you want to give up the biggest you could do is one 10" ported or one 12" sealed. If you're looking for SPL do the 10" ported tuned at like 35Hz. If you go with the SA-10 they recommend 1.0-1.25 ft^3 @ 35hz. They're rated at 600W RMS but as other have said they can take more. Provided you build a solid box with the right tuning and enough port area you should find it acceptable. Granted, like you said it's not going to make it difficult to breathe or anything, but it should be nice. [/QUOTE]

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