box chambers

What is the general concensus on sub boxes.
Is it better to have one chamber for 2 or more subs, or separate chambers for each sub, or does it make that much difference.
I've usually ran separate chambers for each sub, but have never ran more than 2 subs in one setup.

I'm looking at rebuilding my foxbody mustang hatchback, and those things have a lot of room and will be running multiple subs. Should be able to fit either 4-15's, or 8 to 10 10's depending on the design.

Thanks
Dan

Common chamber has been loudest in my testing.

common chamber for me was always loudest on power

on lack of power it was chambered

nebrsq wrote:

What is the general concensus on sub boxes.
Is it better to have one chamber for 2 or more subs, or separate chambers for each sub, or does it make that much difference.
I've usually ran separate chambers for each sub, but have never ran more than 2 subs in one setup.

I'm looking at rebuilding my foxbody mustang hatchback, and those things have a lot of room and will be running multiple subs. Should be able to fit either 4-15's, or 8 to 10 10's depending on the design.

Thanks
Dan

dont know what a fox body is but 2 12s 1 up 1 to the side, port to the side does pretty dam good.

Got a decent amount of power, so I'll try a common box.

THe mustang is an 89 hatch.
I've got some 12's in the garage, not the best, but will work for testing.

As far as the ports, I've worked a lot with slot ports, but have not with aeroports.
is there a quick conversion chart I can use to go from one to the other, or would I go just off of port area vs port area.

Thanks again