Can’t find box specs!

Fs 27hz

Qms 5

Vas 90.6 L

Xmax 1.3"

Xmech 1.95"

sd 0.0511sq.m

Qes each .64,p.32,s.32

Re each3,p1.5,s6

Z each4,p2,s8

Qts .3

1 Watt SPL 89.4

BL 10.63

Mms 142.2g

found those from post #14 from here:

Eclipse Aluminum 8812DVC - Car Audio | DiyMobileAudio.com | Car Stereo Forum

load up winisd and have a look, and make sure you read post #16 too.

[quote name='MattinMO']@ciaonzo seems to be the tc sounds expect on the forum[/QUOTE]Here, have a good look at this old school webpage and at the bottom you'll find some recommendations that will largely cover whatever you're trying to do. This version of the TC9 is the closest match to your driver so you'll be good to go. Just suit your listening preferences and power application.

TC Sounds (TC-9)

8812 dvc tsp's are in bass box pro. I can post them up later

I think 1.75-2 cubes more than likely. Just tune to 30-35 hz, just wherever you want it to be really.

I had the program calculate some of the missing parameters

8812 dvc tsp's are in bass box pro. I can post them up later

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Nice. All the countless times I've been in that program I never noticed that, lol.

Nice. All the countless times I've been in that program I never noticed that, lol.

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IMO the preloaded database in that program alone is worth the $130.

IMO the preloaded database in that program alone is worth the $130.

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I hear you. I have the original release so I think I'm missing out on some of the preloaded goodies and the convenience that would provide. I just plug everything in as I need to, not a huge deal.

BBP 6 ***** to use, it's the most unfriendly user interface, IMO. I've used it in the past but BLEH