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what kind of box are you gonna run , ported i hope !!
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Jesus, Thats alot of sub. Very nice.
Nice amp too.
Nice amp too.
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Ported 3.5cu.ft.@ 32 or 33 hz.
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That's gonna pund. Me an my son just got done installing the same amp and an FI SSD12 in his jeep.
Along with some pretty intense components.
Along with some pretty intense components.
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3.5 cu ft is too small....Type R's favor larger enclosures.
I would do 4 cu ft minimum. I had a single Type R 15 in 4.3 cubes tuned to 40Hz. Slammed like mother and sounded good too. Took my Nine.1 easily.
I would do 4 cu ft minimum. I had a single Type R 15 in 4.3 cubes tuned to 40Hz. Slammed like mother and sounded good too. Took my Nine.1 easily.
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Nice looking box.....Worthless sub.
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actually the sub was not mine...it was my friends but I was just using it.
It was a MA Audio HK150XC...actually a quite decent sub...not worth the 350-400 dollar retail price. My friend got it in a trade. It was rated at 600 watts rms but I fed it 900 watts rms daily and it took it perfectly fine. Loud as hell too in that enclosure.
I had my 15 Type R in that same enclosure and it was ridiculously loud for a single 15.
It was a MA Audio HK150XC...actually a quite decent sub...not worth the 350-400 dollar retail price. My friend got it in a trade. It was rated at 600 watts rms but I fed it 900 watts rms daily and it took it perfectly fine. Loud as hell too in that enclosure.
I had my 15 Type R in that same enclosure and it was ridiculously loud for a single 15.
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I gave my 15" Type R 1200 watts and it took it just fine.
Gave my 12" Type R 1000 watts in a t-line and it took it fine too.
R's are underrated if you know what you are doin. One can still fry em on 500 watts though
Gave my 12" Type R 1000 watts in a t-line and it took it fine too.
R's are underrated if you know what you are doin. One can still fry em on 500 watts though
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Agree i'll be giving mine 1000W
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