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Please Help
I NEED HELP...... i am so fustrated. okay i'll try and explain this. I need ideas lol.. i have a 2000 ford mustang, i already have 1 sob box for 2 12" JL WO's in my trunk but i am going to be putting 2 more 12's in there and i want them to go on the sides of the other box. the 1 big one is facing the open end of the trunk and the other two will be facing eachother i just can't get the dimension right for the other two to fit where i want them to go. any ideas PLEASE SHARE!!!!!! i was thinking that the other 2 boxes could 13" by 11" but i just don't know they are for 12" JL WOs
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i think thatll be a little to small of a box for 12s, maybe you could try some 10s...
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Re: Please Help
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they are 12" JL WO's 8ohm i believe 500watts each, so yeah and they are holdin the subs for me. i just can't think of how to make it all fit in my trunk, can it even be done???
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Re: 2 - 12' Sub boxes
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I'm not sure what the rms is i have a 600watt Eclipse amp
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Re: 2 - 12' Sub boxes
In general, you always want all the subs in the same plain. If not, you can get signal cancellation which is not a good thing.
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Re: 2 - 12' Sub boxes
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^^ I agree^^ Better subs and larger amp. My '03 GT has 2 12" DVC HE2's and 2 Fosgate P3001 amps (1 for each sub), wired with a 1 farad capacitor and distribution block. These hit harder than my friends JL W3's and 2000w Alpine amp. BTW, W0's only have 125w RMS compared to Rockford's HE2 which has 400 RMS. I suggest save a little money and get HE2's. My 2 cents.
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