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http://www.woofersetc.com/product.asp?0=243&1=247&3=2604

V-MAX 12D - CerwV-MAX 12D - Cerwin Vega 12" Dual Voice Coin Vega 12" Dual Voice Coil Subwoofer

Any input on these subs? They are just going to be temporary untill i have enogh for some differnt ones.

Any one have some good prices/comments/etc on these subs.

Thanks
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Post by spkrman »

for that much, grab up a type R

Pair of R 12's is plenty for anyone... so long as you put them in a good box.
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only real good subs from Cerwin Vega to me personally are the Strokers and Vega series.
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Post by dmeyer07 »

Yea i just might buy a pair of type r's, there really not that bad of a sub.

For the price that is.

But the box i had built (for 2 DD's) is about 5.5 cub total, one chamber 2 openings ported.

The type r's for temp subs would be nice, but they require 1.75 cub feet max ported.

Any ideals on what to do here?
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Post by dmeyer07 »

My friends dad has a pair of strokers in his house, and they are bad ass.

They are exceptional subs for what he paid for 'em.
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Post by audiobass10 »

Type R's are another one of those subs people underestimate from what i've heard. I wouldnt hesitate to run a pair. I'm sure they'll maintain good sq and get plenty loud for ya.
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Post by dmeyer07 »

Do you for see any problems with the box being over sized?
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Post by ridr4lif »

I dont see why there would be any problem with the box being larger. Usually just a bigger box means louder. A lot of people build bigger boxes to get more output from their subs.

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Post by Scarrell »

Type R's are supposed to be damn good subs for the money.. you can get them for pretty cheap, little over a $100
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Post by spkrman »

ridr4lif wrote:I dont see why there would be any problem with the box being larger. Usually just a bigger box means louder. A lot of people build bigger boxes to get more output from their subs.

TEDD
to a point

Once you get TOO big you start losing output.
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