Not necessarily the size of the pod as is the volume of space behind the speaker and how well it breathes. A heavy speaker magnet and a lot of power, coupled with bass reflex design and a large pod that breathes will give you the low bass tones you're looking for.
I have a JL sub in the SSV gen 1 enclosure...overall...I'd say it does the job but I think if it were a bandpass style box or maybe even a proper ported design it would be a much better set up.
i have a JL woofer in the passenger side storage compartment. sitting still, the bass is deep and wonderful. at speed, it's almost as if there is no sub woofer at all. I guess the way the air moves when moving, interrupts the wave propagation from the woofer and doesn't get to my ears. any thoughts on this?
If you really want good, clean, loud thump, I've heard nothing but GREAT things from this place in the Dallas area. They ship. It's called "flex design" and does exactly what Roadhawg stated regarding space and air movement.
If you really want good, clean, loud thump, I've heard nothing but GREAT things from this place in the Dallas area. They ship. It's called "flex design" and does exactly what Roadhawg stated regarding space and air movement.
That's one I have been really considering.
i have a JL woofer in the passenger side storage compartment. sitting still, the bass is deep and wonderful. at speed, it's almost as if there is no sub woofer at all. I guess the way the air moves when moving, interrupts the wave propagation from the woofer and doesn't get to my ears. any thoughts on this?
I'm not an audiologist, but if I wanted to sound like one, I'd have said the same thing. It sounds logical... lol
