Single vs dual enclosure (10w3, fox accoustics)

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That is exactly what i'm looking for! I was going to go ported because I heard alot of good reviews of ported boxes sounding great in our large cabins but if sealed is the way to go for quality then i'm all in!

I was looking at a JL 10W3 or an IDQ 10 D4 subwoofer enclosure, if you think sealed is best then i'm down with that. That box you linked is perfect, doesn't extend under both seats.

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You mentioned the 10w3 doesn't fit, how does the TW3 sound?
 
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i have not had any complaints about the tw3. jl did a good job wih their shallow mount speakers. this box does extend under the larger portion of the rear seat. the woofer itself fits under the 1/3 side, but the amp portion portrudes into the 2/3 side.

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ported boxes will give you deeper bass, where a sealed box gives better accuracy. you can do a ported box but it does require more space. also i would need to design the port to reduce port noise as much as possible.
 
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