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    Quote Originally Posted by blakgtp View Post
    whenever i see a sub box facing back all i can think of is trunk rattle. in my car i couldn't hear it in the car but outside it was horrible lol. nice setup regardless
    well with proper sound deadening (rattle killer) the sub firing back like that is best for sq anyone with the ports and sub facing the cabin is only looking for spl
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    Quote Originally Posted by 06PONTGP View Post
    well with proper sound deadening (rattle killer) the sub firing back like that is best for sq anyone with the ports and sub facing the cabin is only looking for spl
    that's very debatable. I see where you are going with it (sub loads off the trunk and the low end has more authority) but you can get it to sound very good facing forward as well. the downside is you hear more mechanical noise from the sub if it's distorting at all.

    And you guys need to tell me your techniques on sound deadening because when I faced my fi bl at the trunk lid (expaning foam in holes and 3 layers deadening on lid, 2 layers in entire trunk) there's still a **** ton of rattle. license plate was taken care of with foam, seems like the whole rear bumper rattles even thought the fasteners are tight. might need to remove it and deaden the actual bumper
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    thats all you do, find the rattle and find someway to fix it. once the rear stops, the mid will rattle, then the front. Just buy a tank it wont rattle at all.
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    ayyyy REDCOMP.. how do you think a BTL 15 will compare to 2 12 CVX's
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    ^^^^

    That's not even on the same level at all.
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    Quote Originally Posted by maverickdog8 View Post
    ^^^^

    That's not even on the same level at all.
    By a lot or a little? I have the chance to get the btl for 300 no box obviously but it's the older triple stack.. what's your opinion
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    get the btl, that in a proper box could puta whoopin on 4 cvr's, think honda to cadillac.

    And to orignal op, you can check out re audio there is a basic box calc there that you could figure the cubes on your current box compared to what your new subs will want. The best sub in the world can sound like poop if the box is not correct.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mofford12 View Post
    By a lot or a little? I have the chance to get the btl for 300 no box obviously but it's the older triple stack.. what's your opinion
    By a decent chunk. More more force out of the BTL compared to the 2 kickers. A lot better sound quality and more power handling/potential.
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