I have 2 10's and no issues. But I'm not using a Zenclosure. Had mine custom made. The sound is amazing.

 

Are the two subs in separate chambers? If not, nothing you say should hold any water, as you don't know the basics of audio. If they are, then I withdraw my comment.

 

Same as above....are they in separate chambers?

 

Forget the (2) 10's, there isn't enough airspace in those boxes to get really deep bass. You can get a single 12" under the strut bar. You will have way deeper bass, move about same if not more air and drop your install cost in half.



This box is custom made by xtremekustoms on ebay. You will have to do a search since he doesen't post them on ebay anymore due to demand. I bought one from him a few months ago and its a damn nice enclosure. It has about 1.25 cu ft of internal space.

I have a JL Audio 12W3V3 in it and it sounds awesome! It sounds way better than the single Alpine Type-R 10 I had in there and it was no slouch! The JL 12 is twice as loud, twice as deep, and hits twice as hard!

 

The Zenclosure box is seperate chambers. Or atleast that is what he lists. Mine hasn't arrvied yet (due today) so I haven't seen it first hand.. I hope that it is seperate though? Why wouldn't it be?

 

you have the nerve to talk about deep bass and using a single 12 and then say you are using a JL 12w3 ?

i know 10" Brahmas, 10" ID Max and 10" RE that will hit harder than 2 12w3

 

I have a 12w7 and was wondering if the box could fit it or one be made to fit it?

 

You should get 1 10'' RE SX

 

Well, yeah! I am only running 250 watts rms. That isnt going to make a brama or an idmax even move! But, consider what a 12" brahma or IDmax 12would do over the 10" version. Plus those subs are in whole other class than JL w3. I bought a w3 because its efficient and will make the best of the 250 watts my JL amp puts out.

 

ok ..

 

I'm also going to run a 10W7 and a JL-500/1 to power it.. Should slam pretty hard in the z-enclosure..

I'd say go with one... these are sport cars... i like to keep it subtle and very clean.. one sub, one amp, both aesthetically pleasing = good stuff!

 

Generally speaking, you can probably have a good setup w/ 2 10's at .8-1.1 ft box. If you want to only have 1 sub but a lot of power look into Image Dynamics IDMAX10, JL, Adire.

If you get 2 subs in the sealed enclosure but feel it's not hitting low enough. you can buy polyfill from fabric stores, walmart etc.. Similar concept to the cotton suggestion i suppose (never heard of using cotton b4).

Keep in mind 1 12" sub will be just as strong as 2 10's. It will most likely hit a lot lower too.

I personally have 2 Image Dynamics 10" subs. 800w RMS feeding them..

 

hey does the custom box for 2 10s have enough air space for 2 10w6v2? can that box handle those subs? i'm talkin bout those custom boxes that you see all over ebay. thanks.

 

I have 1 with my stock HU, and its enough for my taste. I have the Bass Level all the way down to low, and it still hits hard. Sometimes I think the dam Glass is gonna break.

 

i have the dual zen box with JL 10w3 and it hits hard

 

I have (1) 10" 200w Infinity Sub... Was thinking of adding a second one to the mix...

 

One 10W6V2 is all you need.

 

10w7, 500/1

 

Okay guys... I added a second 200w Infinity 10" basslink last night... It does hit harder now... But not night & day harder. It just "fills" the car more completely now without sounding strained... I'm trying to figure out a stealth capacitor mod for my next evolution of my sound system... Since I have 700w amp total now... 300w up front, and 400w in back.

These aren't glammer shots, but you get the jist... :-)

 

Is there any particular reason you don't just use a Zenclosure for the subs?