Wouldn't you know it. A pair of UM10's with 1900 watts and a ton of DSP can't handle output below 30 Hz 
It was never a concern when I lived in an apartment but I knew it would be an issue once I was able to actually turn my system up and not piss off the neighbors.
So...that leads us to the new subs
These are the first cabinets for myself that I didn't feel like building so I recruited Scott Campbell, a local CNC dude. I drew up the plans, sent him the CAD files and a few weeks (and a lot of $$) later - here we be. Overall dimensions are 27"H x 28"D x 22"W. 1" MDF shell, 2" baffle, 3/4" bracing all dado'd. They haven't been weighed but I am sure they are close to or over 100 lbs unloaded. They used close to 6 full sheets of MDF to build. I think you can understand my lack of desire to cut and assemble these myself.
They will house UM18's, sealed, roughly 7.25 cubic feet for a Q of about .65 (IIRC). Powered with a Behringer EP4000 and DSP via an FBQ1000. This is the setup I've had for a while now and works very well.
Will update with finished pics, this is where they stand now until I close on my house. No point in moving them more than I have to...
Nevermind Geoff, our resident Home Audio product specialist who has a face for radio.


Test fitting with a rebuild frame:

Where they currently stand:



It was never a concern when I lived in an apartment but I knew it would be an issue once I was able to actually turn my system up and not piss off the neighbors.
So...that leads us to the new subs

These are the first cabinets for myself that I didn't feel like building so I recruited Scott Campbell, a local CNC dude. I drew up the plans, sent him the CAD files and a few weeks (and a lot of $$) later - here we be. Overall dimensions are 27"H x 28"D x 22"W. 1" MDF shell, 2" baffle, 3/4" bracing all dado'd. They haven't been weighed but I am sure they are close to or over 100 lbs unloaded. They used close to 6 full sheets of MDF to build. I think you can understand my lack of desire to cut and assemble these myself.
They will house UM18's, sealed, roughly 7.25 cubic feet for a Q of about .65 (IIRC). Powered with a Behringer EP4000 and DSP via an FBQ1000. This is the setup I've had for a while now and works very well.
Will update with finished pics, this is where they stand now until I close on my house. No point in moving them more than I have to...
Nevermind Geoff, our resident Home Audio product specialist who has a face for radio.
Test fitting with a rebuild frame:
Where they currently stand:
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