Proline-X Dual 6.5" Ported Subwoofer Enclosure - Precision Sound Performance

Airspace is vital for 6.5" subwoofers, ideal for compact car audio setups. Based on specific model needs, these subwoofers typically require 0.25 to 0.75 cubic feet of volume. Correct airspace matching is key to achieving the best bass and sound quality.

The Proline X's slot-ported subwoofer box design significantly influences sound quality by aligning the enclosure's volume and port structure with the subwoofer's specifications. This optimizes bass response and audio performance.

Ported subwoofer enclosures, like the Proline X dual 6.5 subwoofer box, deliver deeper, resonant bass due to their design, which enhances low-frequency output. This is ideal for those seeking powerful bass impact.

The Proline-X Dual 6.5" Subwoofer Enclosure is 28 inches wide, 13 inches high, and 12 inches deep. These dimensions make it compact enough to fit in a wide range of vehicle types while still allowing room for optimal bass output. To avoid installation issues, we recommend measuring your vehicle’s cargo area to ensure it has sufficient space for the enclosure before purchasing.

The Proline-X enclosure is designed to fit most standard 6.5" subwoofers available on the market. However, to ensure compatibility, check that your subwoofer’s mounting depth and diameter align with the enclosure's specifications. Some 6.5" subwoofers with particularly deep designs may require additional considerations for proper fitment.

No, the Proline-X Dual 6.5" enclosure does not include subwoofers. You can choose your preferred subwoofers based on your power and sound quality needs. This allows you to tailor the overall system performance to your specific preferences, whether aiming for sound quality or high output.

The Proline-X Dual 6.5" Subwoofer Enclosure's ported design enhances bass response and overall low-frequency efficiency. This means the enclosure is ideal for users looking for deep, powerful bass. The increased efficiency also allows your subwoofers to perform better with less amplifier power, making it an excellent choice for maximizing your system's output.

Yes, this enclosure can work with a low-power amplifier, but the performance will depend on how well the subwoofers match the amplifier’s power range. For optimal performance, pair your amplifier's RMS output with the RMS power rating of the subwoofers you install. Matching the power correctly will help you avoid underpowering or overdriving the subwoofers, ensuring the best sound quality and longevity.