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what are you powering them with that they get 500-600? I still love my naks and am glad i decided to keep them. Now if only someone would buy my box

Yeah thanks noob, like I said it's just sitting in the trunk, the Contour goes bye bye soon and I took everything out. I just put it back temporarily so you guys could see how much space a 3 cubic foot box uses up :rolleyes: .

Just an idea.. you could be like me, and go for JL 18w6's. Originally i was going for 6 10's because it has more surface area than 3 12's, but uses the same amount of enclosure space. But then i realized the 18's.. they very small box sizes at 1.75cuft. That's the maximum recommended enclosure size. I have 2 of those in my car in a box that is a little less than 4 cu. ft. If u look around, you could find one for sale. Just my 2 cents.

What's pros\cons of mouning 8" under rear shelf against something huge in a trunk ?

I thinkg with 8" in a opening you should get more detailed bass.

Pros:
Takes up almost no usable trunk space

Cons:
Doesn't have the low frequency output, say below 30Hz
Less efficient - need more power for free air than sealed.

Actually, it should be more effecient. It takes less power to use up the full excursion of the woofer.

Also, it shoudl offer excellent transient response as the Q will be dependent on the Qtc of the woofer which is typically .7 or lower. The lower the Q the better the transient response.

The 8" just doesn't have the capability to move enough air to really push any serious SPL.

I'm running a Mcinrish MC4000M.
It's six channels 100x4 and 300x2.
I absoutley love this amp.

I realyl type bad the amp is a mcintosh not
whaterve I put :rolleyes:
sorry

Nice amp!

"bling bling" Did you pay the $4000 list? Dimensions: 2.9"H x 34"W x 12"D That's a perfect fit for an amp wall!!!