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<blockquote data-quote="VereChronicus" data-source="post: 1465271" data-attributes="member: 565864">I recommend that you look into this company ( Digital Designs ) at their website:<a href="http://www.ddaudio.com" target="_blank">http://www.ddaudio.com</a> and check out the 1000 series or 2500 series. The 1000 will work better in that air space, you can call to see if they are making the 2000 series still. That is the best sub for that small sealed application aside from getting a pair of 1000 series 8&quot; subs and porting the enclosure. That is always a good route for downfiring double 10&quot; truck enclosures. My recommendations would be in this order:1) a pair of 1008s and modify your enclosure by venting it with a jig saw and a pair of boards that are as wide as you need them and 13&quot; long.2) a single 1010 and modify your enclosure by venting it with a jig saw and a SINGLE board that is as wide as you need it and 13&quot; long.3) a pair of 2010s and just stick them in the box, go ahead and stuff the enclosure with a bag of polyfil while you are at it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="VereChronicus, post: 1465271, member: 565864"] I recommend that you look into this company ( Digital Designs ) at their website: [URL="http://www.ddaudio.com"]http://www.ddaudio.com[/URL] and check out the 1000 series or 2500 series. The 1000 will work better in that air space, you can call to see if they are making the 2000 series still. That is the best sub for that small sealed application aside from getting a pair of 1000 series 8" subs and porting the enclosure. That is always a good route for downfiring double 10" truck enclosures. My recommendations would be in this order: 1) a pair of 1008s and modify your enclosure by venting it with a jig saw and a pair of boards that are as wide as you need them and 13" long. 2) a single 1010 and modify your enclosure by venting it with a jig saw and a SINGLE board that is as wide as you need it and 13" long. 3) a pair of 2010s and just stick them in the box, go ahead and stuff the enclosure with a bag of polyfil while you are at it. [/QUOTE]

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