@@Hunter_gillmore he does crazy stuff. And its just a regular ported box

@@david029014 jp8 at 1 ohm definitely gonna be plenty for that sub. Be careful with the knob and youll be good

Turned it forwards and lost atleast half my bass. It sucked as always. Maybe if it was perfectly sealed but it still wont be as good as rear or side port. The difference is loading and cabin length

That skar wouldn’t sound the same but I understand the budget part.

The skar fs way higher so no it wouldn’t sound the same

In this same box no. It wouldnt handle the power. In the correct box im sire its totally possible

Thanks for letting me know. I put it in a bigger box and it was way better

@@AudioEuphoria080 better off with side port in a trunk build unless you seal off with subs facing the front. Your electrical is not good enough for 2 V2s, theyll handle 2k a piece no problem

@@iTzBruss dont watch my later videos or anything

Im sure yours hits harder bro

@@AudioEuphoria080 it probably does but still yours is awesome

Nah the box is only one part of the equation.

The boxes tuning does not dictate frequency response. This box is tuned at 29hz but my peak frequency is around 40

@@AudioEuphoria080 Fb definitely has an affect on frequency response or there would be no difference tuning to 30hz vs 60hz. The reason you're peaking so high is probably because of cabin gain. If you were in a larger vehicle youd be peaking much lower and itd be a lot louder

stock electrical. its only clamping 300w so my voltage is fine

the only thing i can recommend is to experiment

Yes

Thanks 👊

Theres no notable difference in sound between plywood and mdf even in full range applications. Particle board would rip apart in an spl application and you can wood work with it

@@AudioEuphoria080 I think more than any other, THIS one is the myth that annoys me the most, because it's based on zero science, some random guy said that shit decades ago and now every retard firmly believes that you can only build sub boxes out of MDF. Watch Steve Meade, and many others, build their competition vehicles, there's videos on youtube, what material are they primarily using? Plywood, not MDF, for a couple reasons, but key among which being resonance, MDF resonates much less than plywood, and some of you idiots think that's a good thing. Did any of you ever stop and think about it? What's the purpose of the box? To amplify the rear wave of the sub, right? And you're trying to dampen all possible sound the box could make? Have you ever held an acoustic guitar? Notice how it's all hollow and super light, but still creates a crazy amount of sound and projects it? Now take a piece of dynamat and stick it to the back of the guitar and tell me if it sounds anywhere close to as loud, or as good as it did before. The box itself is an instrument, treat it as such.

Always!

Get a ported box! It will change youre life lol

@AudioEuphoria080 i do prefer the sound from sealed boxes though. If it ends up not being enough for me, I'll upgrade to two 15s and give the 12s to my brother for his car.

@@nascarsimracing1 try a 4th order

I got the car with aftermarket head unit + amplifier and speakers so im not sure if anything was done with that. I would assume based off other cars ive seen worked on that the anc module was bypassed

A hole? 🤔🤔

@@AudioEuphoria080 a port

@@utredutredson1686 it is ported

@@AudioEuphoria080 🤯

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Bad box, or bad vehicle. Unless you have no electrical upgrades then that

And playing lower gets windier

Ive had 2 12s on 4k in my previous car and i did a 144 so with you being 3db louder on double the power is borderline equally as efficient. Tho that build was kinda windy, i was able to move hair just a little. But ill say its because i was using a low tuned box

Youre not gonna get windy unless you use the right box design or load it correctly

​@AudioEuphoria080 what's you're box specs?

cant stress it enough

My favorite comment so far lol

3.72 cuft net and tuned to 29hz

@@AudioEuphoria080 Nice!

Yes it is

Hope i didnt knock any pictures off the walls ☺️

Things banging! Sounds nice.. Have you tried to turn the sub around and seal it off to the cabin. You will have no trunk rattle and as long as it's sealed off it should be louder. Just a suggestion.

I have never understood why people spend so much money on a sound system but don't cover the basics like sound deadening....

@@drrckhamilton trunk is fully covered in sound deadening. If your not loud just say that

@@AudioEuphoria080 "If you're not loud"........Though I own a lot of gear I don't gravitate towards super loud systems. I have some sundown Audio and DC Audio gear and some SQ or SQL gear as well. So as far as it being loud enough that wouldn't be an issue with me per se as I don't build systems built around bass, specifically because it is on a part of the music. A small part at that but definitely an important part. I was specifically pointing to the fact that something was vibrating like crazy. Only you would know what it is since the system has been sound deadened as you say.

stock alt and bat aint given that 3500 shit.. i had 1800 on 1 12 sav2 moving way more than air than these 2

​@@iTzBrusswhat kind of box you have. It all comes down to the efficiency of the box. He has his blowing out the back trunk. Not really efficient. But does make good for sq

@@bassheadfanatik boxes in the trunk are better off with a side port.. sub facing rear and port out the side.. my box is 1.8 at 33hz

Hell yeah man youre bumpin fr

Never measured it but if I remember correctly it was around 1-1.25 cuft per sub

Yep it was right at the point of bottoming out, it was soft but still not good but was intentional. The box is perfect for the sub, i designed and built it myself but it wasnt designed to play 20hz which is what this was playing. Mearly for a demonstration oh how much the e series subwoofers from sundown can move. Thanks for watching

@@AudioEuphoria080 Fair enough and you seem to be educated on the topic so ill leave it to that but yes that is quite impressive for this caliber of sub to even slap that good at 20hz!

@@AudioEuphoria080 Not to mention love the D4S amps that look like the old US amps from back in the day. I thought about slapping two of those newer small amp the "MM1004" compact and plenty of power for me these days. Way different from back in the 90's when I was running car audio lol

@Lemonhead8890 yessir this setup was actually my moms setup that i installed for her and it does bump well for its size. The d4s amps are killer price to performance, its hard to compete with.

@Lemonhead8890 if you look through my other shorts videos you can see this same sub and box in a different vehicle on alot more power, more specifically a synergy 45.1 and the sub was eating up atleast 1000 watts.

Makes me wonder what amp you have them on bc 2 bamfs should be movin on 2000 watts

Definitely get a bigger amp brother, those subs will take a jp23 per sub 😉 Also add tons of sound deadening and that will help too

Whats your battery reserves tho with that alt?

@@AudioEuphoria080 Yeah I sound deadened the trunk and doors. Im thinking about getting another amp, just not sure if I got the money right now. Your system is nice, im jealous 🫡

@@AudioEuphoria080 Not entirly sure what you mean, but I have a stock battery that came with the car, ik lol. It sits at mid 13 volts, Lowest Ive ever seen it drop during a burp was high 12, less than a 1v drop. I can get back to you tomorrow with real number, cant remember off the top of my head. Im stuck between xspower d3400 battery, or a JP33 3300W amp, or even building a new box, a slightly smaller box at a higher tuning freq, money is tight rn so I'm just trying to save.

@milky6285 you should def get a second battery, even with not much voltage drop lead acid can only discharge so fast. And agm would be much better

If i did have this setup still 4 gauge would def melt under full load

@David-wg5ce not with three marine batteries on stock although yeah you will haft to let it warm up charge the bank but after that you got like an hour of run time on the way to work

I only use mine to and from work

A voltage pcm control module from u.s alts is a plus

But yeah true copper 4 Guage will handle it