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Jordan.
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well heres what i got going a astro van with the hole shell built and i got just about 66-67 cubic feet..
right now i have 2 dd9518's probably gunna order 2 more here soon so my question is what to do for the box.
i was thinking of doing a horn but hearing to many bad things .....
now im thinking of doing a bandpass
4th order or 6th order but not 100% sure on what im doing any help ?

thanks

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6th order series tuned?
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4th orders are nice and pretty simple too - very durable as well as a small back chamber can keep the subs from being mechanically damaged.

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SEE IM STUCK AT THAT! 4TH OR 6TH ! Lol 6th wuld be more work and more tuning/tweeking but might end up being worth it.. 4th order are fairly simple but still are good .. idk its a toss
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6th order is ALOT of extra work...
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looks like im back to my original plan for a 4th order
lol

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one last bump for any info/ help on band passes
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for 4th order, make the sealed part 2.0-2.5 cubes per sub. then use the port to adjust the fq... mine in my truck is about 16 cubes sealed (for 8 15" subs) and around 35(ish) cubes ported. it peakes around 41 hz, but it has to go through the back window of my truck... LOVES the lows to low-mids

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