it was designed to the max deminsions of my car so he made use of what he had available
im not saying this to put any one down, or get on anyones side, just stating a point.
since i have build and design enclosures that because of the lack of space, i have had to convince the customer to down grade to a single sub to be able to get the best possible amount of sound out of one sub, instead of getting lousy performance out of two perfectly good sub, and as an end result the customer is more then happy, and learn that big subs or more subs doesn't always = good or loud bass. when the space available doesn't allow for the desired amount of subs or for the use of that particular sub.
I'm not an expert at the subject of horn loaded enclosure or an expert at all. but i have had done a little bit of reading on this subject and designed and build a couple for experimentation.
now to my point. ones the designer has the information regarding these questions.
1: how many subs are we using?.
2: how much area do i have for this enclosure?.
3: what is the customer trying to get out of this system? sq,sql,spl, etc...
4: what are the internal dimensions of the vehicle as far as how will cabin gain affect the system.
he can then sit down and select not only the best enclosure for the task, meaning sealed, ported, bandpass, TL. horn. etc....
but also if its appropriate to have a single or dual sub setup to get the optimum output from the system.
so if there was so much effort and experience behind this design and taken in to consideration the lack of space, size and amount of subs, then doing the horn loaded enclosure with dual 15" subs, would of clearly not been the best choice for this particular install.
most of the times the customer gets what he wants. and the designer/builder just makes the best of what the customer has at the customers request.
so if the enclosure sounds like *** and Pete told you it would sound like ***, and you told him you still want it and he gives you the best dual 15" horn loaded enclosure he can fit in your vehicle. then that's really your fault and waisted money, if it does in fact sounds like ***. which none of us really know till the enclosure is finally done.
now if you told him what you had to work with and he plainly told you, here is the best enclosure design for them subs. and it ends up sounding like *** once the build is done. then that's on Pete. and i would request more then the cash paid for the design.
but untill the enclosure is done with and you as a customer aprove or desaprove on the sound. then will just have to wait. lol.
so iamamp3pimp any updates on the build?