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update on chosen system. "chosed"

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So I joined Ubid today and they had the Rockford Fosgate type RF x7 amp https://www.ubid.com/Actn/Cls/getArchPa ... D=10657162 up and the bidding price was low so I jumped in and won it for $285, brand new. I'm in IL though so I have to pay sales tax :unwell028 . Supposedly, via the site (the amp was from Ubid store directly) there is a 1 year warranty.

I'm a little excited. I feel like I got a steal, the eBay price for the same amp was $410.

I can't wait to get it.

Everything is on it's way:

2 12" Diamond Audio D6 subs http://cgi.ebay.com/DIAMOND-CAR-AUDIO-D ... dZViewItem

pre fab sealed enclosure http://cgi.ebay.com/KICKER-FOSGATE-COMP ... dZViewItem I know, it's a rip off but the specs were darn near perfect for the Diamond audio recs for sealed enclosure volume, I even accounted for the sub volume displacement. At most I may have to reinforce the box with screws or L-brackets if that

RF x7 1500w @ 2ohms https://www.ubid.com/Actn/Cls/getArchPa ... D=10657162

Knukonceptz 4ga wiring kit http://cgi.ebay.com/KnuKonceptz-eKo-4-G ... dZViewItem I still have a lot of 2 ga from my last setup if I choose to use it

So I just need to get everything and make sure it's all new (or at least looks new to me) and works and I'm :)

Thanks for ALL the input :happy055: I'll keep you updated
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Nice!

Yah I've got my 4 AWG KnuKonceptz kit and my JL XR650CSi JL Speakers sitting right next to me. My amp should be coming Firday, I sure hope my sister doens't miss it because my doorbwell is broken, and hopefully installing Saturday.

Need to scrounge up like $50 for install thoguh
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i love how people selling boxes over-exxagerate ... its a "hardcore" box made from 3/4" mdf not plywood. that means its going to have "deep base"! :P

edit: are you planning on refinishing the box so you don't have kicker on the side(s?)?
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^honestly I hadn't planned on it...not sure though
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OK box, to bad its got a old kicker solo symbol on it.

That tells me these boxes are way old. Probably 7+ years old...
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^ thanks for the input and feedback
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ok if your getting the D6's (very nice subs) you are going to want a different box. there are a few people on these forums that can help you with a box but it is going to cost you a bit more. if you want to go with a site or two here they are.

http://www.klausaudio.com/
http://www.topedgeonline.com/SearchResu ... ryID=24557

for my experience those two sites take about 3-4 weeks for it to be made and shipped. i would recommend having someone on here to make one for you, they do superb jobs.

just my imput
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Terry (smoker) or maybe it was Devin? Has some good prefab boxes pm him, and he might have something that could work instead of one of the kicker boxes.
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Post by sonso_chi »

veggie-man wrote:ok if your getting the D6's (very nice subs) you are going to want a different box. there are a few people on these forums that can help you with a box but it is going to cost you a bit more. if you want to go with a site or two here they are.

http://www.klausaudio.com/
http://www.topedgeonline.com/SearchResu ... ryID=24557

for my experience those two sites take about 3-4 weeks for it to be made and shipped. i would recommend having someone on here to make one for you, they do superb jobs.

just my imput
I am a alittle confused, so are the manufacture's recommendations for volume of a sealed enclosure for their subs not good.

I am really not sure so it's not a smart a-- question. And the box is 3/4 MDF, so I don't understand why it's not a good box. I don't want to go ported, at least not for now...

Let me know

Thanks
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if that box was truly for a solo 12, you are looking at about 1.0cf of airspace per sub. Check the requirements for the D6 subs, I highly doubt that they will perform in such a small enclosure. Mind you, that box looks as if it is made for the old solos, you know the good ones.
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