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how big are the motors how many stacks? and what thickness?
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smoker wrote:those are from 94'sh....in the late 80's early 90's they were a stamped steel basket with a white logo. unless you got the series 1 subs which had a red logo.

Weeee I was a year off :p
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smoker wrote:those are from 94'sh....in the late 80's early 90's they were a stamped steel basket with a white logo. unless you got the series 1 subs which had a red logo.
I was thinking the late 80's early 90's had a white logo too. So ya, I think these are mid 90's.

Still a good sub tho. I think, boy that was a long time ago :(
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Post by Tim »

Dude those are are punch power subs. They came out 93-94. For 70 bucks you should get them unless they are in really bad shape.

The way to tell RF subs from that era apart is the logo. Power subs had the red logo, punch had white and series 1's said series one on them.

The power subs can handle sick amounts of power.

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I loved those subs... My cuz had the power 10"s in his 79 El Camino... ahhh yes great subs...
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