Duran

That's what I was thinking too. Thanks for all your help man, I appreciate it!

Do you think it will be a problem putting them on the top? With only 29.5" to work with?

Relatively low, 30-32 Hz. It's a sedan, no no matter what it will mostly peak at 40-50 Hz.

YOU BETTER! Or Ima kill you

You dont really have enough room to do 15"s ported. They only need 6 cubes between them, and I plugged all that in and it was 7.1 cubes after displacement. sounds like you didnt account for wood thickness. Max internal volume is 6.22 ft^3 and that doesnt include port or driver displacement. Weird, cause the calculator subtracts driver, and port displacement, and accounts for wood thickness.

Thanks!

I have a BMF 15" sitting in my room right now, this is a big step above a BMF though, this is more closely related to an Fi BTL

You dont really have enough room to do 15"s ported. They only need 6 cubes between them, and I plugged all that in and it was 7.1 cubes after displacement.

Okay, using 3/4" MDF Height=16" Width=36 Depth=30

My bad. Fixed it!

http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/i...c=22656&hl= Ehh? Ehhh?

Someone help me with my box!!!!!Please?

I believe Chad speaks for all of us

total, $1200 or less You want 6,000 watts RMS and the charging system to support it for $1,200? HAHA...

It's just my opinion man, you don't need to slaughter it. You can't just make a recommendation instead of belittling someone else?

He wants 3 BTL's

Everyone on here is going to recommend Sundown amps, look into them. As for electrical, you MUST have at least 6 good batteries to support the current, like Powermaster 3100's, and to charge all of them you will need a high output alternator, look into Powermaster, Excessive Amperage, Ohio Generator, Mean Green, and Iraggi for alts. And you will need LOTS of 1/0 gauge. Are you sure your up to the challenge?

Please tell me how you managed that box, I want to throw an 18" on my 3000D and I drive a Dodge Stratus, still have plans?

You would chit your pants if you saw how much that happens at my school.

Sorry Jake! GO SUNDOWN!!!!! LOL So Jake, whatcha gotta do to get on the team? Become a certified badass?

He's just saying it takes a lot of power to make a lot of power, and I guess he feels there isn't a good enough current transfer through just one 1/0 gauge input. I don't either, but I would trust Stetsom knows what they are doing.

Minimum 5 cubes per sub is only the recommended, but it is recommended by Fi, and they kinda know their way about subwoofers