what enclosure do I need to achieve this?

[Youhearthat? 10+ year member]

OK this is in a dimond audio 10" sub, I need an enclosure for my 2004 accord coupe, I need the sound to be more like a home audio sub, not very very precise but that fills the car and flows with the music, not ovepower it. Just a nice sound that will not create a lot of vibrations.... I don't want it to pound I just want it to sound musical.

What to do ? Sealed, ported , bandpass... and what size and how? say .75cf sealed and 1cf ported.

Thanx!

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[JimJ 5,000+ posts]

Sealed...without a doubt.

 

[Youhearthat? 10+ year member]

what size? and also does polyfill really make a difference? you guys recommend it?

 

[JimJ 5,000+ posts]

Whatever size models up to a .707 Qtc would be a good place to start.

Polyfill isn't needed unless you want to make the box a little smaller than recommended and "compensate" for the lost volume, or something to experiment with - it's cheap and easy enough to put in that you can experiment with it at a later time if you feel like it.

 

[lwrddenali 10+ year member]

id go with a small vented box it would be better sq than a sealed box and prob. be more mellow sound