in4no

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Hey guys,
just a quick question - i'm doing a wedge style bow for my sport tac, and mounting depth is a main issue. anyways, i have fiberglassed a new box that is 4 feet wide and 1 feet tall and .5 feet wide (average) so i'm looking at about a 2 cu ft box. the subs need 1.6 so i'm much better now than i was with my last box which was at 1.2 cuft.

Anyways, the question is have is that this is how the subs will mount in my box:



does it make a difference if both subs are mounted so close together on one side of the box? i mean does it limit it's performance at all? the reason i had to do this was because i wanted to flush-muont them and the right side had the space to do this.

thanks for your input guys.

scroudt111

I'm not a genius on the subject, but I don't see a problem with this setup. don't take my word on it though.

in4no

iTrader: (1)

i thought not as well Scroudt111, but just wanted to confirm.

Also, it is a sealed box with the back made out of FG and the sides, bottom and front made of 3/4 mdf.

johnw

iTrader: (4)

You will not have a problem, I would put a divider about 3" deep between the subs.

in4no

iTrader: (1)

Hi John, not 100% sure what you mean...is this what you're talking about?

LOWTONEZ

iTrader: (3)

yes that what he is talking about

in4no

iTrader: (1)

thanks! can you tell me what the purpose of that is?

BigRedGuy

iTrader: (11)

It helps keep the baffle from flexing.