single dual 12 box, or 2 single 12 boxes bolted together?

[poolman966554]

as title states, would there be a difference if both subs in a single ported, or each sub in its own (identical) box bolted together?

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[JarodM]

No real difference in sound, but in construction a single box usually requires more internal bracing as you will have larger sides. But if you will have a dedicated amp for each sub, I believe its easier to tune if they are in individual boxes, but I am only going by what ive heard. Ive always had a single amp for multiple subs. My current setup has each sub in its own box, but thats just how I designed it as I have it behind my truck seats, so I have one sub behind each seat and the amp in the middle.

 

[93_Az_TransAm 10+ year member]

You could do one box but seperate chambers just have them devided then that way you dont have to bolt them together less hassle and more strength.

Talk to @CSCStang he will help you out

 

[CSCStang]

as title states, would there be a difference if both subs in a single ported, or each sub in its own (identical) box bolted together?

Are you concerned about fitment? Like you need to build 2 separate so they will fit in? They would need to be identical in tuning to avoid cancelation issues.

 

[poolman966554]

Are you concerned about fitment? Like you need to build 2 separate so they will fit in? They would need to be identical in tuning to avoid cancelation issues.

your spot on. ive make a cardboard clone and it wont fit in the trunk. i either go smaller on box, or trying to halves