whats the deal with my Q's?

[fatryan 5,000+ posts]

Yeah it does, but like I said, have a cheaper sub, with less RMS going to my CVX and sounds better overall. Like I said and you have mentioned, it could be and isolated incident, or faulty sub.
So back to your question at hand.

Nice to know someone else didn't like there's as well, but will say I liked it well it worked.

well i honestly dont really feel like its the sub. i feel like its something else. this is my first trunk and its a lot harder to get the output you want with a trunk im finding. i was messing around with positioning of the box for a while and determined it was loudest when rear-facing about 6 inches from the trunk lid. i would think that with any sub, it should have a pretty wide frequency response when in a sealed enclosure. it just doesnt make sense.

 

[fatryan 5,000+ posts]

uh is it me or does that need to be in a 2cuft for better lows..With my rf t1s 12s thay said 1.25cuft for sealed and well it sound like shit..So i made 2cuft box sealed and wow NIGHT AND DAY DIFFRENTNCE.So what i'm saying is you can't allways go by fi or rf recommends:crap:mybe go bigger if you can

well this is the quote from SSA:

"Q 12 – We recommend using a sealed box in the neighborhood of .8-1.5 cubic feet of volume (after all displacements for those wondering). (I personally think that 1.2-1.3 cubic feet is optimal imo)"

that more or less sounds like an opinion based on experience rather than mathematical calculations. but also, its not really the lows. the REALLY lows are moderatly loud, while the regular lows are pretty **** loud. anything above that though is kinda weak.