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Resonant Engineering RE 12"
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Ryan from Ohio
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Resonant Engineering RE 12"
This review will be updated as I progress.
I got the sub in this week from Marshall, quick shipper!
Anyhow I got it out of the box and had a look. The sub looks realy nice for $77. It appears to be built nice and solid. I do not see excess glue all over the place like I did with my Elemental Designs sub. One thing I noted is the size of the tinsel lead. It seems rather large and stiff for this type of sub....
More to come.
THis sub will be tested in a 1.5 cubed tuned to 28 Hz and its reccomended 1 cubed sealed enclosure. The sealed will probably be the used enclsure. THis will be going in a Chrysler Cirrus of a friends.
I got the sub in this week from Marshall, quick shipper!
Anyhow I got it out of the box and had a look. The sub looks realy nice for $77. It appears to be built nice and solid. I do not see excess glue all over the place like I did with my Elemental Designs sub. One thing I noted is the size of the tinsel lead. It seems rather large and stiff for this type of sub....
More to come.
THis sub will be tested in a 1.5 cubed tuned to 28 Hz and its reccomended 1 cubed sealed enclosure. The sealed will probably be the used enclsure. THis will be going in a Chrysler Cirrus of a friends.
-Ryan
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audiobass10
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Ryan from Ohio
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Well sub #1 is complete.
The sub is in a 1.075 Cubic foot sealed enclosure. This box/sub combo will be used in a van with 200 WRMS going to it. Im sure it will be more than adequate.


The box is sealed very well except for the terminal cup. Im having a hard time getting it to seal properly. The buyer specified I must have one, I usually dont use them for this reason!
I dont happen to have exact measurements on hand, but the raised section is 4" off the floor (when put up properly). I believe the square on the inside is 13x13X 12 but will check into it for thoose asking.
The sub is in a 1.075 Cubic foot sealed enclosure. This box/sub combo will be used in a van with 200 WRMS going to it. Im sure it will be more than adequate.


The box is sealed very well except for the terminal cup. Im having a hard time getting it to seal properly. The buyer specified I must have one, I usually dont use them for this reason!
I dont happen to have exact measurements on hand, but the raised section is 4" off the floor (when put up properly). I believe the square on the inside is 13x13X 12 but will check into it for thoose asking.
-Ryan
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Justin from Detroit1
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Ryan from Ohio
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Yes it is particle board, 5/8's at that.
Pffft its only a 12" RE series. 12 mm single way xmax... 1.075 SEALED
Its fine
Pffft its only a 12" RE series. 12 mm single way xmax... 1.075 SEALED
Its fine
-Ryan
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audiobass10
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