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<blockquote data-quote="hispls" data-source="post: 8755640" data-attributes="member: 614752"><p>Of course it is, trunks are notorious for this phenomenon and box position in the trunk is going to make some dramatic differences in your response curve. At what frequency it is causing peaks and nulls is going to be the only point to try to measure and correct as needed. </p><p></p><p>So what picks up the difference between 37hz and where your midranges pick up or do you only use slowed or re-mixed music? </p><p></p><p>Also subs like that with high motor force are going to play extremely peaky over a tight bandwidth. You can get flat response by using a too-small box and sacrificing efficiency or just pick a narrow bandwidth that works for you and enjoy the huge output where you can get it. </p><p></p><p>A dude up my way just got a couple in some kind of tiny clown car and they take power reasonably well but get really hot and stinky rather fast on 6K each. I suspect you'll be running into mechanical limits before thermal limits with 12" versions though.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hispls, post: 8755640, member: 614752"] Of course it is, trunks are notorious for this phenomenon and box position in the trunk is going to make some dramatic differences in your response curve. At what frequency it is causing peaks and nulls is going to be the only point to try to measure and correct as needed. So what picks up the difference between 37hz and where your midranges pick up or do you only use slowed or re-mixed music? Also subs like that with high motor force are going to play extremely peaky over a tight bandwidth. You can get flat response by using a too-small box and sacrificing efficiency or just pick a narrow bandwidth that works for you and enjoy the huge output where you can get it. A dude up my way just got a couple in some kind of tiny clown car and they take power reasonably well but get really hot and stinky rather fast on 6K each. I suspect you'll be running into mechanical limits before thermal limits with 12" versions though. [/QUOTE]
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