how many cubic feet of air space does the box need to have for this subwoofer ?
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I'm guessing around 1.5 or so. Warning: Don't put to much power into these I blew mines at 400 rms and @ 200rms imho I would look elsewhere for budget speakers but they do sound EXTREMELY NICE
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Hey robert. That sub needs at least. 1.25 cubic feet for a sealed box. 1.6 cubic feet for a ported box.. as per intstruction man,
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Your better off geting a custom enclosure built. If its a prefab box your not really getting anything out of it. But you usually set the subsonic to half of the tuning of the box. Lof is usually 60 to 80hz is fine.
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Your best bet honestly would be to go get a custom box built for this particular sub. Reason being the quality of the boxes sold here are TRASH!!!!!. Go to a shop and have them put the specs of the sub on a program and build the box for it to the specs of the sub.
1269783
This box is 1.79 ft as indicated in the description. I bet you can find some great information about the air space spec of your sub woofer from Rockford Fosgate. Then you can ascertain for yourself weather or not this will work for your application.
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My man cave is around that same size and I also have 7 in wall speakers. I have this sub underneath my stereo rack in the far corner. The volume on the sub is about halfway up and the sound is fantastic.
710873
The minimum cu ft of air space per sub is .70. You won't get the deepest bass out of them, more punchy and tight.
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Yes it is a four cubic foot box, slightly larger I believe if I remember my calculation. Very heavy. Made out of a compressed material so be careful with the corners. Had power acoustik 15 3000w sub in it. Hit lows very well when tuned accurately
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Alex i have had this box in my 04 for over a year now cant remember the exact mounting depth i think it is 5 to 6 inches give or take a however i have 10" alpine subs in my box they sound awsome really put out loud clean clear bass and have zero clearance issues in my truck.
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Std( midgrade )sub will fit but you'll get better sound from a shallow mount sub due to inadequate air space. I have a kicker cvt in mine and it gives me great bass all around
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If I remember correctly, this sub requires @ .8 cubic feet of interior space. I built my own box, but didn't do it to perfection, as I usually do. I would recommend buying a professionally made box that is guaranteed by the manufacturer. Without a proper wood shop, and tools, it's rather difficult to create a sealed enclosure that will serve you as well as a purchased one would. Also, this sub handles tremendous power, and it cannot be UNDER powered and still perform satisfactorily. I tried giving it too little power and was very disappointed. With an appropriate enclosure, give it at least 300 RMS and you should love it. :) If I remember correctly, this sub requires @ .8 cubic feet of interior space. I built my own box, but didn't do it to perfection, as I usually do. I would recommend buying a professionally made box that is guaranteed by the manufacturer. Without a proper wood shop, and tools, it's rather difficult to create a sealed enclosure that will serve you as well as a purchased one would. Also, this sub handles tremendous power, and it cannot be UNDER powered and still perform satisfactorily. I tried giving it too little power and was very disappointed. With an appropriate enclosure, give it at least... » Read More If I remember correctly, this sub requires @ .8 cubic feet of interior space. I built my own box, but didn't do it to perfection, as I usually do. I would recommend buying a professionally made box that is guaranteed by the manufacturer. Without a proper wood shop, and tools, it's rather difficult to create a sealed enclosure that will serve you as well as a purchased one would. Also, this sub handles tremendous power, and it cannot be UNDER powered and still perform satisfactorily. I tried giving it too little power and was very disappointed. With an appropriate enclosure, give it at least 300 RMS and you should love it. :) « Show Less
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They only need .65 cubic feet in a sealed box. Not sure how much cubic feet your box is but you can measure it and look at a cubic feet chart. The sub itself sits about 6 inches deep. Hope this helps.
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if your asking for the exact measurement, I cant answer since my woofers are installed. but of course any round 15inch sub will fit. I wouldn't worry about the exact specs on the hole. I only have 500rms kicker cvr woofers in my 4 15lsv boxes each one receiving 400-450rms. ive heard bad reports of ppl installing super woofers in these boxes(1000-2500rms) and the boxes slowly falling apart. however all 4 of my boxes are rock solid, no evidence of any low build quality.
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The spec sheet on this sub calls for .3 cubic feet per sub. Not saying anyone is right or wrong. Just the spec per JBL
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Hi Shadow, The Subwoofer measures 160 x 500 x 360 mm. (6 3/8 x 19 3/4 x 14 1/4 inches) - Jerome
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No space, the subs are recessed in the box so it won't hit the bottom of your rear seat. You need to get a kit to raise the rear seat to fit correctly. Also the box needs to be sealed when it is assembled. After all that the box is one of the loudest in the dodge ram. Audio outlet installer said "that is the most bass I've heard come out of a ram with that type of box". I'm running 12" JL w3s
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I have a pair of these speakers in a custom box in a 350z. The box has .7 cubic feet for each speaker. These speakers hit really hard. My is less than halfway turned up. I have an autotech 1000X1
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I put it in a sealed box enclosure with .78 cu ft internal box volume, works great!