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Originally Posted by CBFryman
low pass at 100Hz....and sr20de4evr i know yo uare right in most applications...but i like my dounds different....a flat responce to me sounds like talking through cardboard...i dont care about a truely flat responce...i care about what i like....thus what i am doing....my system is about me...not what other people think sounds good....if i was looking at doing this in a larger vehicle i woud probably tune to about 30Hz....cross it over at 60-80...and if i was looking for a truely flat responce i would tune to 28Hz and cross it over at 50-60Hz....ive done installs tuned to 25Hz and crossed over at 40Hz.... then we had a low midbass and regular mid bass...for the low midbass we used 8's crossed over at 160 and had another high pass cross over at 35Hz.....then had the normal 6.5's and tweets from 155 up....had a flat-as-a board responce but i didnt like the way it sounded....i like the boom with out the "boom"...well lol not like that but maybe you get what i mean....anyway i have a 24dB and octave active eclipse EQ that ive been waiting to use....so if i F*** up then ill build another box and/or (depending on how bad) make the corections with the EQ...even though i know EQ corrections often sound distorted....ive installed many-a-system for my age and ive herd many many a system...some of the best that i like where 3 solobaric L7 15's in 3cuft ported each enclosures tuned to 38Hz with JL componet sets...this was in a '95 silverado...and 1 alpine 8" in a 6th order bandpass 1.4cuft in each compartment in a CRX with Crystal audio componets....the CRX was amazing because usually thoes hatches (for whatever reason) amplify any port noise by like 5 times...but you could barely hear this port...i dont know what the box was tuned to because i didnt help install it but i did listen to it so i know i liked it...and i usually dont like the sound of band bass....
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OBVIOUSLY you are an spl fan, admit it, don't try to push yourself off as a SQ man...