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if the box isnt already built, go with your original plan of seperating them.

 

if two subs share the same box, will it sound all crappy?

 

no, but if one subs blows, say bye-bye to the other.

 

You need to figure out cubic feet of your enclosure. What subs?

 

You do not need to separate the chambers...the only reason you would need to is for extra box bracing. I would put them in if you can (depending on the airspace needed for the subs). Good luck

 

it depends. how are you driving the subs? one amp or two separate amps? if two, you are likely better off with the box with a septum (divider), in case parts of your system fail for any reason. there isn't anything wrong with the open box (acoustic coupling), but that calls for different volume.

learn up and good luck

 

thanks, I'm runnning two (10") rockford fosgate punch z's, with a boss ampthat pushs I think 550x2. I think I'm gonna divide them just to be one the safe side.

thanks for the help fellas

 

how many cubic feet of internal volume do you have?

 

well the height is 13"....the bottom depth is 9"...top depth is 4"...and the length, after I put the dividers in will be about 21". I think the recomended space is 1.5. I really don't remember.
Does this sound good to you?

I'm using 5/8" thick MDF.

 

another ? live. where would be a good place to mount my amp? could I do it right above the box on the plastic part under the window?

I don't just want to throw it back there, and look all ghetto...know what i mean.

 

well the cubes are 1.02 but ater you take out for the magnet and material, it will be bout .80 per driver if you spilt it. It wouldnt hurt to put em in or leave em out. i woule leave em out for more airspace... the more the better...sorta.