MM1040D Help
02mystang
Posts: 1
Hello all!
Final found a box that wil fit in my 02 Mustang Convertible (and still leave "some" trunk left
). Wanted to put 2 MM1040D down firing (or up) with the box the following specs:
Mounting Depth: 6-5/16"
Internal Volume: 1.7 cubic feet (0.85 cubic feet per sub)
Dimensions: 42" FrontWidth x 36" RearWidth x 7 H x 15" Depth
My questions is this, website calls for Internal Vol of .66 per sub, will .85 be bad?
Thanks in advance!
Final found a box that wil fit in my 02 Mustang Convertible (and still leave "some" trunk left
). Wanted to put 2 MM1040D down firing (or up) with the box the following specs:Mounting Depth: 6-5/16"
Internal Volume: 1.7 cubic feet (0.85 cubic feet per sub)
Dimensions: 42" FrontWidth x 36" RearWidth x 7 H x 15" Depth
My questions is this, website calls for Internal Vol of .66 per sub, will .85 be bad?
Thanks in advance!
Post edited by 02mystang on
Comments
-
That is a bit big. A common guideline is that usually you can increase or decrease the size of the box by 20% either way. That is 33% above the recommended which is quite a bit. That size box is closer to the recommended size for the MM1240 that I have.
The problem with going too big is that you get reduced output and it will seem too loose because its under dampened (lack of punch).Audison Bit Ten
Kenwood X595
Polk MM6501
Polk MM1240
Mtx 704x
Alpine MRX50
