sub displacement into enclosure?

[DaytonLax14 10+ year member]

I plan on getting 2 12" RE SR subs and according to their site, each sub needs 1.25-1.50 cubes. So for 2 of two of these subs, the enclosure need to be 2.5-3.0 cubes. Do i need to add in the sub displacement (0.14 cu. ft. for each sub) to the enclosure area?

So does that mean the enclosure needs to be 2.5-3.0 cubes or 3.28 cubes?

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[97srad750 10+ year member]

Per the specs the smallest size could be 2.78 cu/ft or up to 3.25 cu/ft.

 

[DaytonLax14 10+ year member]

so i add the sub displacement area to the recommended enclosure area that they give me?

 

[97srad750 10+ year member]

Yes

 

[DaytonLax14 10+ year member]

alright thanks. So a vented enclosure that is 3.0 cubic ft. would be good for 2 12" Re SRs?

 

[SSS 18734 5,000+ posts]

alright thanks. So a vented enclosure that is 3.0 cubic ft. would be good for 2 12" Re SRs?

That depends on what you plan to tune your box to and how much space you want to use.

 

[DaytonLax14 10+ year member]

That depends on what you plan to tune your box to and how much space you want to use.

their site recommends tuning the enclosure to 35hz so i'll be tuning it to that.

 

[BassMechanix 10+ year member]

Why dont you get 2 Mag v4's?? they only need 1 cubic foot each plus thier mounting depth is like 4.75" Major space saver. Sound quility is better too.

 

[DaytonLax14 10+ year member]

alright thanks. So a vented enclosure that is 3.0 cubic ft. would be good for 2 12" Re SRs?

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