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<blockquote data-quote="squeak9798" data-source="post: 2655296" data-attributes="member: 555320">Is that why no sound quality world champion (I can think of) has ever done it ?Because it sounds so much better ?Honestly; You&#039;re wishful thinking rather than basing your decision on reality.The difference in output between a pair of 12&#039;s and a 12 + two 10&#039;s (for example) would be border-line inaudible at best.Again, I think you&#039;re stuck more on wishful thinking than reality.Honestly, cancellation isn&#039;t really a relevant concern IMO.&nbsp; In a vehicle in subbass frequencies with subwoofers located in a common area we are dealing more with common compression/rarefaction of the air than we are actual &quot;soundwaves&quot;.&nbsp; As long as they are wired in relative phase so they are all compressing the air at the same time....it won&#039;t really matter.&nbsp; Same reason you typically don&#039;t need to wire two subs &quot;out of phase&quot; if they are on opposite sides of the trunk facing each other....the wavelengths are simply too long to matter, as long as the subs are both compressing the air at the same time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="squeak9798, post: 2655296, member: 555320"] Is that why no sound quality world champion (I can think of) has ever done it ? Because it sounds [I]so[/I] much better ? Honestly; You're wishful thinking rather than basing your decision on reality. The difference in output between a pair of 12's and a 12 + two 10's (for example) would be border-line inaudible at best. Again, I think you're stuck more on wishful thinking than reality. Honestly, cancellation isn't really a relevant concern IMO. In a vehicle in subbass frequencies with subwoofers located in a common area we are dealing more with common compression/rarefaction of the air than we are actual "soundwaves". As long as they are wired in relative phase so they are all compressing the air at the same time....it won't really matter. Same reason you typically don't need to wire two subs "out of phase" if they are on opposite sides of the trunk facing each other....the wavelengths are simply too long to matter, as long as the subs are both compressing the air at the same time. [/QUOTE]

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