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Enclosure recomendations

Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2014 6:33 am
by knightrider358
Hey guys,

I need some advice here. As always you all have steered me in the right direction. So i have a few questions and ill give you the run down of where i am at w what i have.

As you know i just picked up an ext cab pick up (01 dodge dakota) this is not the quad cab but the extended.

Anyways, heres what i have so far and what id like to do.

My hu is a pioneer premier deh-p880prs (itll be in 3way active), then to a PG tld66, then to PG blk zx450 for highs and mids, a PG blk zx500 bridged for sub duty. Ill be running 1/0 ga to 4ga for power, and i have the dynamat kit on the way. Subs i have a few different options. Keep in mind my goal is to have tight clean bass. Maybe loud when i wanna show off. Heres my options i have on hand for subs.

2 mtx blk & gld 12's
2 RF rfd1212 12's
2 mtx 5k 10's
1 PG ti12

Id like to find some really good 8's and run 3 of them (mtx 7k or 8k's, or alpine type r 8's, kicker solobarics rounds or 1gen square) or maybe run 3 10's

So i wanna keep the back stealthy, and somewhat functional.

So my big 2 questions for you guys is......

Has anyone used or built down firing enclosures (face of subs like an 1"-2" off the floor or rear wall) i like the idea but i worry about canceling sound waves......

Also what effect will ports do in this application?

Please lmk what you all think and mostly what u have experienced and heard in other set ups.

Thanks

Re: Enclosure recomendations

Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2014 6:53 am
by kg1961
what kinda of room is back there? the amps and subs would take up a fair amount of room
I would do the 10" smaller box tight bass and still be able to get dirty you can do a ported box for the most db out of them
what speaker will you be using?
also you post 2 of the same posts


I would sell a set of speaker and buy Drock rsdc 10 nib x 2 than the subs will match the amps and sound great

Re: Enclosure recomendations

Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2014 7:11 am
by knightrider358
kg1961 wrote:what kinda of room is back there? the amps and subs would take up a fair amount of room
I would do the 10" smaller box tight bass and still be able to get dirty you can do a ported box for the most db out of them
what speaker will you be using?
also you post 2 of the same posts


I would sell a set of speaker and buy Drock rsdc 10 nib x 2 than the subs will match the amps and sound great
Enough room for either a custom box or prefab. Theres plenty of room. I plan on removing the rear bench so I only lay things back there. Ill prob never have anyone sit back there.

I am working on a deal to hopefully sell a set of the RF's. I have a total of 3 sets left. I was eyeballing drocks or whom ever had 3 10's they just listed. Id like to do that in a setup. Ill see what more options I have after this deal I am working.

In the mean time, I wanna see what everyones thoughts are for an ext cab set up.

Re: Enclosure recomendations

Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2014 7:55 am
by kg1961
knightrider358 wrote:
kg1961 wrote:what kinda of room is back there? the amps and subs would take up a fair amount of room
I would do the 10" smaller box tight bass and still be able to get dirty you can do a ported box for the most db out of them
what speaker will you be using?
also you post 2 of the same posts


I would sell a set of speaker and buy Drock rsdc 10 nib x 2 than the subs will match the amps and sound great
Enough room for either a custom box or prefab. Theres plenty of room. I plan on removing the rear bench so I only lay things back there. Ill prob never have anyone sit back there.

I am working on a deal to hopefully sell a set of the RF's. I have a total of 3 sets left. I was eyeballing drocks or whom ever had 3 10's they just listed. Id like to do that in a setup. Ill see what more options I have after this deal I am working.

In the mean time, I wanna see what everyones thoughts are for an ext cab set up.
he has 3 but all d2 not sure if you amp can handle it

Re: Enclosure recomendations

Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2014 8:39 am
by knightrider358
Im pretty sure my MPS2500 can handle a 1.33 mono load

Re: Enclosure recomendations

Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2014 10:24 am
by kg1961
knightrider358 wrote:Im pretty sure my MPS2500 can handle a 1.33 mono load
now that would be great

Re: Enclosure recomendations

Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2014 11:51 am
by knightrider358
Yea it would thanks to u, ill be sending it off here hopefully in a week or two

Guys the main thing im looking for is whats yalls experience w downfiring subs an inch to a couple off the floor. Id like to donthis but im really afraid of the sound waves canceling each other

Re: Enclosure recomendations

Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2014 12:25 pm
by Weaklink
Mine are about 2" off the floor and do just fine. Just make sure the air can get out. You could give them a slight angle if you have the room

Re: Enclosure recomendations

Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2014 1:24 pm
by knightrider358
Weaklink wrote:Mine are about 2" off the floor and do just fine. Just make sure the air can get out. You could give them a slight angle if you have the room
Great Art! I was thinking if I did a down fired setup I would do an angle to "project" the waves to the front of the cabin.

Anyone else have any input?

Re: Enclosure recomendations

Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2014 5:29 pm
by Drock
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Heres mine.

Two elite 12's sealed under the seat, downfireing in 1.25 cu ea.
Raised 2.5"

It does a 146 on a a/c meter.


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Re: Enclosure recomendations

Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2014 5:32 pm
by Drock
The higher you can get the box the better.


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Re: Enclosure recomendations

Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2014 5:44 pm
by knightrider358
Drock wrote:Image
Heres mine.

Two elite 12's sealed under the seat, downfireing in 1.25 cu ea.
Raised 2.5"

It does a 146 on a a/c meter.


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Thats sweet and sexy as hell Drock!

Ill keep that in mind.