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Post by sinister audio »

I would have to say that sub is amazing. It plays low like no other sub i have ever heard. we just throw it into a box and put it in a in a toyota pickup. first listen it was awsome and it was very musical too. so far it hit 138dbs but we are trying some. ill keep you guys updated on our results.
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Was it a sealed, ported box? You have a box layin around that will handle a sub that deep and heavy??
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Yea, come on spill some details. Box? How much power?

Thats a pretty decent score tho, 138 on your first try. Keep us updated!
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screw the pics... I don't believe it I guess you'll just have to send me the sub so I can find out for myself
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Post by sinister audio »

no we made a fast box for it. and it was a 3 cube ported tuned to 28hz. it finaly did 139.4dbs. and it was ran off of an RE 12.1
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Post by William from NOLA »

Do one that is 6 cubes and tuned to 40-45 Hz :)
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hmmm that sounds abit big i would only do like 4 hell my 18 is in 6 cf
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Post by GlassWolf »

screw that.
roll up the windows in your car, cut an 11.75" hole in the roof, and silicone the sub into the roof of the car. Use the entire car's cabin as a sealed enclosure. Feed the sub about 5kilowatts, and crank 'er up.
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Bwcad1 wrote:hmmm that sounds abit big i would only do like 4 hell my 18 is in 6 cf
x2. There's not a 12" sub in the world that needs 6^3ft to get loud. 3-3.5 would be plenty for that sub. Nice score for an enclosure tuned to 28hz. I'd go with a 45hz tune in the same sized enclosure and see what kinda numbers you put up.
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