| Wall Thickness | 0.75 in / 19 mm |
| Front Baffle Thickness | 0.75 in / 19 mm |
| Volume (net int.) | 0.55 cu ft / 15.57 L |
| External Width (W) | 12.5 in / 318 mm |
| External Height (H) | 12.5 in / 318 mm |
| External Depth (D) | 10.5 in / 267 mm |
| F3 | 42.27 Hz |
| Fc | 47.55 Hz |
| Qtc | 0.8099 |
Yes unfortunately. So my goal is not to become louder but more accurate and be able to hit notes. My stock deck goes to volume 50 and I usually listen to about 10 so at the volume some rap songs don't hit with stock sub and I think a nice 8 will do perfect for me
almost all sundown subs are better geared to be in ported enclosures. The ultimax 8 only handles 300 watts, but The SQ would be inaudible by ear to the w7 on the same power. That box would work, but it’s technically for home theatre. .75 is larger than it actually needs for car audio, but would work fine. in a room you don’t have cabin gain to help out so the boxes tend to be a bit larger than they need to be for in car.Say I get the one of the Dayton's could I use the cabinet box they offer in my car? I'll use the ultimax as a example.
I'm willing to wait to get the ultimax if it's the most accurate sq soundijg sub I can get out of the sundown E8v6 SA8 and 8w7. Remember I'm not trying to get lost but get the extra depth my stock woofer can't deliver at lower volume
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Dayton Audio 8" Ultimax Subwoofer and Cabinet Bundle 300 WattsAbout the CabinetThis particular cabinet is designed specifically for the Dayton Audio 8" Ultimax subwoofer, but works for any subwoofer with an overall diameter of 8-1/4" or less, and a cutout requirement of 7-1/2" or less. When used...
