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M4tt

 posted on 19th Aug 03 at 10:47

cheers crob :)

im planning on using my spare wheel as the enclosure, with a bit of sound deading and that, should be big enough for the 12in sub?


corb

 posted on 19th Aug 03 at 00:14

better SQ with a bigger sealed box.


M4tt

 posted on 18th Aug 03 at 22:33

ta m8, found out in another post though - both r DVC, just ones 4ohm (4212) and the other is 2ohm (4112)

:)


CORS4

 posted on 18th Aug 03 at 22:26

ones prob a dvc m8, not sure though only guessing


M4tt

 posted on 15th Aug 03 at 20:47

an1 know the difference between a rocky 4112 and 4212?


M4tt

 posted on 15th Aug 03 at 14:39

ah ta m8 :)


Kris TD

 posted on 15th Aug 03 at 13:26

smaller box will give punch, bigger box for drops.


M4tt

 posted on 15th Aug 03 at 12:49

i've been looking at a few rockford subs -

4112, 4212 (what's the diff between these two, is something to do with voice coils) and the 2112.

they say they need a sealed enclosure size of between 0.9 and 2.79 Cubic Feet (sealed)

what's the advantage of a smaller box versus a bigger box in terms of sound? cause there is a huge range there!

Cheers

Matt

[Edited on 15-08-2003 by M4tt]