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[Ben Schepper]

Hey JD im looking to get some subs and an amp for my st and was wondering if this sub amp combo would fit in one of your under seat boxes. Your website is down so i didnt know.







Thanks,

Ben

 

[James FreemanJr]

The mounting depth is fine but I dont think his boxes have the .80 cf air space that is needed for a sealed box on those subs. Could be wrong also about that.

 

[Jacob Dryer]

Well website doesn't seem to be done anymore.



jdboxes.jdryer.com



But I don't make any underseat boxes. If you mean behind seat box then yes it will fit and as ions said the box total for a dual 10 is approx .75

 

[James FreemanJr]

does .5 cf really make that much of a difference? Just wondering.

 

[Ben Schepper]

Hmm... still not working for me. I am definetly interested though. If you could email price and specs for the box that would be great. [email protected]



Thanks,

Ben

 

[Jacob Dryer]

straight from www.diysubwoofers.org



1.04 - What happens if the box is too small?

If the box is too small will typically result in a boomy system that appears to have strong midbass and less low bass. Typically power-handling is improved though, unless the box is REALLY too small! You can compensate somewhat for a small box volume by adding stuffing to the box. The stuffing can make the box appear up to 40% larger to the driver. Note that sealed systems are generally a lot more tolerant of variation in box volume than are the other tuned-port systems such as the ported and bandpass systems.



and linked for the lazy

 

[James FreemanJr]

Thanks.