We had 1 12" BMF in a trunk of a neon hitting 145's with 1 amp. Box was tuned fairly conservatively.

Used it daily driving too.

In SPL anything is possible. You just gotta know what you are doing and have a mic.

X </font>[/QUOTE]True to a point, I guess.
With 1 10 L7, I hit close to a 145, but tuned really high.
Some might think that it would sound ok, but me personally thinks it sounds like ****.

 

Getting your results really goes beyond the fact that you may have an undisclosed "12" or "10" subwoofer. Cabin gain is less in a truck cab than a sedan, along with space issues you wouldn't normally encounter in a sedan.

 

I think its possible [img]graemlins/dunno.gif[/img] what about with two tens? </font>[/QUOTE]I have seen a single 12 hit above 145, and it was a daily driver and the same guy competed in SQ.. so it couldn't have sounded that bad..

 

What mic was it on?
I'm talking about a termlab, the new sensors, not some old ghetto ac mic or somethin.

 

johnny, they dont know

 

The best box builder has spoken

 

I'm talking on the sensor.

Wait until I get a go at street.

X

 

The best box builder has spoken </font>[/QUOTE]Exactly!! [img]graemlins/bow.gif[/img]

 

Where is Sean? The box I built him hit 145-146 I believe and when we listened to it after he came to pick it up...it was tight,controlled and really loud. I believe it was measured on a Term-Lab.

 

lol was it 145 or 146 ?

i have an idea, we should design and make a box and then bring our boxes to a show and try them all in the same car with same gear, see which box hits the loudest. winner gets a trophy or something.