SpeakerBoy
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Sounds like a mistake waiting to happen. -
This should be a good thread, I would definitely like to see some opionions on what works.
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Maybe in the future you could get 1/0gauge And the answer is no. In the proper box, a "decent" (Fi is better than decent) 18" can even pick up the subtlest beats. Box determines how well you can utilize your speaker(s). Happy building!!
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Holy lack of important details Batman!
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I popped over to PAP.com and saw the pics of your box, i like the design. Just be nicer on here
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Twelve whats?!
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Are you asking which amp? If that is the question, go with sundown.
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x2
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It's cute.
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You could get a d1, and run it at 2 ohms. Plus, if you decide to get another, you can run the 3kd at 1ohm, 1500rms per sub.
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Seems alright. It has a coupla good reviews.
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Holy crap, the box that had the LMS 5200's in it? Man, you're lucky.
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4 amps. 26,000w
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I am leaning towards the same answer, but you gotta consider the difference in surface area.
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Your stupid. Have some consideration for other people. Would you want your house shakin to pieces at 2am? The idea is for you to hear it. Other people don't want to hear you "Far away". Trust me, if they want music, they have a radio too. So grow a pair, and come back when you have a better description of what you want.
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Totally install dependent. What you need to think about is: will two 18's be able to breathe in the trunk (i assume thats where it's going).
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Any Updates?
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I would question the economics of reconing a woofer with such a low initial cost. a recone would run VERY close to the cost of a new woofer! Hmmm. Good point.
I vote RE. I hear good things about them.
He is a member here
Why so particular? Wouldn't you want a box tailored to your preferences?
My friend has two Alpine Type R's. After hearing me mention the fact that Fi makes recone kits for a coupla companies, he asked me to find out if you guys could recone his Type R's. -Thanks -Chris
I am pretty sure it can be done without re-tooling the motor, seeing as all of the BTL's appear to have the same one
No. Fi X is a line all by itself.