Most people don't know that these earthquake slaps passive radiator's, are designed to be used in the rec. sealed enclosure specs. Of the active/powered subwoofer. This dayton audio reference 10 inch= .88 sealed= .88 net cu. Ft. With 1 of these slaps 10 inch passives. Also you only need 2 x the displacement with passive's, = not always 2 x cone area. Oldschool passive's, do not have the displacement= x max, so you always were told to run 2 passive's, with the same cone area, as the active/powered driver. Not the case with these ultra high X Max slap's unit's. The 10 inch slap's has a 4 inch= 100 mm, of peak to peak throw! So 1 of these 10 inch slap's unit's, can be used with 1- 10 inch that has up to 50 mm of peak to peak throw= 25 mm each way! These dayton audio reference only have 14.3 mm of one way x max= 28.6 mm total, only requiring 1 of these slaps 10s. This would tune you much lower, using 1-10 inch slaps. Plus it look's like your enclosure is bigger than .88 cu. Ft. Net? Also, you will get more output, and less cancelation, if you had the active/powered subwoofer facing up, and the passive facing backward's. Not trying to bash you, or your setup, i just love audio, and want to see people get the best result's they can. Please don't take this the wrong way. Have a great day!
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