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need some help picking an enclosure

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i have been looking endlessly online to try and find the best enclosure for 2 12in IA LI's. i am stuck between a 4.0 CUBIC FEET TUNED @ 32Hz,and a 5.0 ft tuned @ 34.

both boxes are single slot port.I was looking for one tuned around 2.3 but didnt find any and dont want to pay to have a custom box made.i dont care about sq, i just want it to pound as hard as possible.

any suggestions would be great

i am putting it in a 2000 taurus i believe the trunk is 17 inches height and i think i have plenty of room for these enclosures.also i am powering these by a kicker zx1000.1 (1180 watts)

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The smaller, tuned lower should be fine. IA recommends 2.0 per 12, 30 sq inches of port, tuned between 28 an 35 hertz. 2.0 each tuned to 32 would be a good start.

Kef

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The smaller, tuned lower should be fine. IA recommends 2.0 per 12, 30 sq inches of port, tuned between 28 an 35 hertz. 2.0 each tuned to 32 would be a good start.

Kef

Thank you sir.for some reason i was under the impression the bigger the box the harder it will slam.i guess im going to go with the 2.0 per 12

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Bigger volume will be a little bit better low end but at the sacrifice of a bit lower power handling.

Kef

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should i get the 4ohm subs,or 2ohm?it will be wired to a monoblock @1200w @2ohms . and when wiring can i just wire it to one enclosure terminal ,and then put a wire connecting both enclosure terminals,and make it so each enclosure terminal hook up to 1 sub to achieve the 2 ohm load indicated on the LI websites.or will they have to be wired together in a series or parralel to achieve 2 ohms? the website didnt show what to do if you have 2 subs

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If you are running a pair of subs, you want dual 2's. Either parallel/series or series parallel will get you your 2 ohm mono final load.

Kef

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