What box should I use for some SS10R's?

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vwguy3
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What box should I use for some SS10R's?

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I got two new SS10R's awhile back from a friend that used to work for Soundstream. They are brand new. I want to build a box for them and was wondering what I should build for them. I have built a few sealed boxs in the past and they have turned out pretty good. I was thinking about building a ported box, but wondered what people have used with these subs in the past and what they have had good luck with. I will be hooking them up to a Soundstream Rubicon 805 sub channel. Here is a link to the amps manual.
http://www.soundstream.com/manuals/AMP/ ... 405805.pdf It says it will put out 300W 2ohms at 14.4

I'm wondering if this sub channel will be enough for these subs?

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i had a pair of the 12s back in the day and i think i had them in about 2cuft each ported. they dont need much power. those are bad ass subs they are called velvet hammers for a good reason.
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Re: What box should I use for some SS10R's?

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I am excited to get them into my car!! I have heard of that nickname before too. Do you think I will need to put bracing in the box too? Never done that before, but I also have never had 2K watts before going to some subs either.

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2k I don't think they will handle anywhere near that.
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No I just meant that for box building. I never have done it in the boxes I've built. Cause I never have had a 2K watt system before either.

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I looked a little and found people recomending 1 cubic ft per sub and sealed and maybe poly fill. Again dont run 2k to those subs at the most 500 per sub and should sound pretty damn nice. GL...
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vwguy3 wrote:I got two new SS10R's awhile back from a friend that used to work for Soundstream. They are brand new. I want to build a box for them and was wondering what I should build for them. I have built a few sealed boxs in the past and they have turned out pretty good. I was thinking about building a ported box, but wondered what people have used with these subs in the past and what they have had good luck with. I will be hooking them up to a Soundstream Rubicon 805 sub channel. Here is a link to the amps manual.
http://www.soundstream.com/manuals/AMP/ ... 405805.pdf It says it will put out 300W 2ohms at 14.4

I'm wondering if this sub channel will be enough for these subs?

Thanks
Justind
With only 300w, I would recommend a vented enclosure to boost efficiency. Of course you will have to live with a larger enclosure and that's the trade off. Bracing is always a good idea and can only help improve performance so why not? :wink:
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Yes I am only going to be putting about that many watts. I am NOT going to be putting 2K watts to these puppies. I was just saying that I have never put bracing into a box, cause I never have felt the need to cause I never have had 2K watts in a system that I have owned. I think I am leaning towards a ported box for the subs.

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Re: What box should I use for some SS10R's?

Post by Silverhorse »

Hi Justin

in PDF file some examples of good designs. If you need more let me know.
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vwguy3
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Silverhorse wrote:Hi Justin

in PDF file some examples of good designs. If you need more let me know.
Regards

Thanks a lot for the box designs. That will help out a lot. What other designs do you have? I also have a single SS USA10 sub that I was going to build a box for.


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there are a fews more SS10R designs in the manual, I'll try to scan them tomorrow
haven't seen anything for the USA subs
the manual I have only has SS8/10/12 and granite pro series subs ...
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Cool man. thanks I'll be looking forward to them. BTW where did you get the first ones from?

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this is all I have for the SS10R:
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