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Your Xcon will match well with that amplifier. 
Not an expert on 4ths but If the sub is suitable for ported it will work in a 4th. Generally a high QTS and low FS sub is ideal.
THATpurpleKUSH 5,000+ posts
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This statement is misleading.
High qts and low fs are qualities you want for a sealed box, which in turn would also be ideal for a 4th order.
Sealed subs work well in 4th orders, ported subs work well in 6th orders.
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I know,the thing is i realy cant install à 12,this why the 10Your Xcon will match well with that amplifier.
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With that logic dc xl is not for 4th,but some guys say yes, this is why i ask some help!
THATpurpleKUSH 5,000+ posts
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Maybe contact DC and see what they say. I don't use DC equipment personally but running the numbers reveals it has a high EBP indicating that it's suited for ported enclosures.
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