I listen to rap, r&b, soul, and old school bass (Magic Mike, PEB, Bass Patrol, Techno Bass Crew, etc.). Which would be better, 1 12w6v2 in 1.5, 1.75, or 2.0 cu ft, or 2 10w6v2 or v3 in 1.0 cu ft per sub, all sealed enclosures? This is in trunk of Infiniti G37 sedan, pushed by RF p1000-1bd. I like tight, clean bass, which is why I prefer sealed. Which will be louder, harder, deeper, lower?
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Jeffdachef 5,000+ posts
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you dont want want lower or deeper with your music choices, none of them have much information under 30hz at all. Most of your basslines are around 40-55hz which is the easiest to do. Two W6 12s in a 1.00 to 1.25 cubic feet net per chamber box is fine they work in smaller boxes just fine with some polyfill.
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I have a Zenclosures enclosure now that fits perfectly, but only has 1.00 cu ft per chamber (2 - 12s). I have read that the W6s perform good in smaller enclosures but better in higher than recommended volumes (JL recommends 1.25 cu ft for 12w6v2).
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