sub up, port back???

[a_steezy]

so ima built a custom box with two 12" l7's

and i know that sub up port back bumps hard... but if i'm building a 6^3 box with a height of 15 or so inches, the top sheet is going to be like 36" x 36" aprox.

i know that's completely wrong, i have specs written down somewhere else, but i think it would be weird having two 12"s spaced out on that huuuuge space...

so why not go sub back, port up??? haha with 15"s height you can easily fit the subs, and i think it would look better than a huge sheet, with two small lookin subs ha

crazy @ss idea, i know, just thought of it randomly

any input???

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[ultimate157 5,000+ posts]

Why 6 cubes for 2 12's ?

 

[a_steezy]

meh, more thump, build a bigger port that way and let the subs really move

that was another thing i was wondering... do i really need a bigger box??? i get mixed reactions from everyone... but want to keep it inside reconmendations

and the 6 was gonna be external, so like 5 inside, which is reconmended...

 

[miker 5,000+ posts]

right now I'm subbing up porting side.. works pretty well.

 

[a_steezy]

right now I'm subbing up porting side.. works pretty well.

ya i was definently thinking about that

there are sooooo many options to build with, and i'm just out to play around and see what works and not be to serious about it, just a fun lil' project haha

any other opinions on what you like best??

 

[a_steezy]

is this a car/suv, what?

dodge durangooooo, plenty of space

love the dutch oven haha, it's the best when out camping and in a sleeping bag, you fart... give it like 30 seconds, let it out and watch the reactions, and at the same time you warm up =]

 

[a_steezy]

Sub up port back.

haha thanks, i'm 99% that's what i'm going to do

how much roof 'pop' do you think there will be just off the top of your head with two 12 L7's at 1500 watts, my roof is pretty **** sturdy and think it will rattle less then the rear hatch