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Dual Truck Box Design Help
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Audiophile
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Audiophile
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CaptainPioneer
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Ok um size of the truck? I told u the speakers and stuff i mean i have limited room i was thinking that the dual box would be at the most in bottom depth 10 inches cause i only have like 13 to 15 behind the seat and at least 64 inches of width behind the seat but im looking to put them so both subs are mostly to one side of the truck... also which way do u think the subs should face? up, down, back, right, left, or front... personally the front hasnt been doin much for me cause my seats eat up the sound really quick, but i do get a nice back massage 
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CaptainPioneer
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Did i say 64"??? hmm i dunno if that is the right width but i think i got in under control im thinking im just gonna make a box with each sum gettin anywhere from .9 cubes to 1 cube. And maybe a port in each chamber, it would be really cool to do a vent but i think that its not gonna work seeing that i have never done one and from what i have been told it wont work with a truck box set up. Oh well, but im sure that the Kenwood Amp 1000w will do well for each sub. If any one has any good suggestions on what i should do to make it louder or anythin ill consider anyones suggestions as long as it doesnt cost me too too much money
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Audiophile
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