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Old 09-13-2005, 10:29 PM
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I'm thinking of getting 2 type R 12s because I can find them for really good prices. What type of box should I put them in and are there any suggestions about what amp to get? The Alpine V12s seem pretty nice my friend runs 2 W0s on one. Thanks.
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Re: type R

If you get type R's get the new 2005 models. Those things are seriously loud. Louder then type-x's and a lot of nice internet brand subs. I would definately put them in a ported box and they seem to be pretty damn flexible with box volume, so I'd say maybe 4 cubes net for both subs to whatever tuning frequency you desire, with at least 50 sqin of port area.
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how are the 2005s in SQ?
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