Kicker is more or less just interested in sales.. he can use that 10" ported box on alot of applications, as long as its in the general area the sub calls for.. it isnt "bad" to put a sub in just about any box, you just have to keep in mind if its too big or too small, it will effect the performance of the subwoofer, thus either sound good or like horse balls.. also it can change the tuning of the box:
here is a little bit of what ive found:
# Peak Power Handling 1200 watts
# RMS Power Handling 600 watts
# Woofer Surround Santoprene rubber
# Woofer Composition N/A
# Sealed Box Volume 0.8 - 3.0 cu. ft.
# Ported Box Volume 1.25 - 1.75 cu. ft.
# Sensitivity 87.2 dB
# Frequency Response 24 Hz - 500 Hz
# Xmax (millimeters) N/A
# Top Mount Depth 5-15/16"
# Cutout Diameter N/A
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_6511.htmlKicker is more or less just interested in sales.. he can use that 10" ported box on alot of applications, as long as its in the general area the sub calls for.. it isnt "bad" to put a sub in just about any box, you just have to keep in mind if its too big or too small, it will effect the performance of the subwoofer, thus either sound good or like horse balls.. also it can change the tuning of the box:
here is a little bit of what ive found:
# Peak Power Handling 1200 watts
# RMS Power Handling 600 watts
# Woofer Surround Santoprene rubber
# Woofer Composition N/A
# Sealed Box Volume 0.8 - 3.0 cu. ft.
# Ported Box Volume 1.25 - 1.75 cu. ft.
# Sensitivity 87.2 dB
# Frequency Response 24 Hz - 500 Hz
# Xmax (millimeters) N/A
# Top Mount Depth 5-15/16"
# Cutout Diameter N/A
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