What kind of box should i use for this massive subwoofer ?
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Ported. If you go to Sundown's website they will give you an enclosure design. You have to have Google SketchUp to view it. You can then take those plan's and do the math to change the shape to fit your personal needs. These drivers typicaly take a pretty good size enclosure but if it is built to spec you will not be disappointed. Hope this helps!
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Ported..., the X loves the lows build a box and tune it between 29-33hz.. and there underrated I have 1700.1 to one and its asking for more..
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You can Google the type of bass you want and it will give you the dimensions. For example do you want an enclosed box or ported? I have a closed box for each sub. A good area inside the box to have is 1728 in. Cubed. These subs hit hard and a little extra room I'm the box helped me. If you're looking to buy a box already made I suggest one that has internal dimensions around 12x12x12 in. Amazing subs!! Magnet is larger than your normal Walmart subs so plan accordingly on the depth of the box. Just no slim boxes. Enjoy!
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Your best bet honestly would be to go get a custom box built for this particular sub. Reason being the quality of the boxes sold here are TRASH!!!!!. Go to a shop and have them put the specs of the sub on a program and build the box for it to the specs of the sub.
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if your asking for the exact measurement, I cant answer since my woofers are installed. but of course any round 15inch sub will fit. I wouldn't worry about the exact specs on the hole. I only have 500rms kicker cvr woofers in my 4 15lsv boxes each one receiving 400-450rms. ive heard bad reports of ppl installing super woofers in these boxes(1000-2500rms) and the boxes slowly falling apart. however all 4 of my boxes are rock solid, no evidence of any low build quality.
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5 different boxesBest Regards,Mike Emberswww.acousticsounddesign.com888-224-3663
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No. This box is good for a sub that requires at least 2 to 2.2 cubic feet of air space.
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Any size will work, but I prefer to put somewhere between 18-14 gauge wiring. Also be careful with that box, it seems to be a little small for the sub. My brother in law blew 2 subs in one of those boxes. He then had a custom sealed one made with .70 ft and haven't had any problems
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Depends on what u want a ported box will be more of a deep bass and sealed would be more crisp and clean. You do not want to change size of the box that is the propervolume u need for the best use
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Specs can be found on MTX's page and many other sites. Look under "Specifications" or "Details" (Reference: Google)W=10", H=10", D=21.25"https://www.mtx.com/rt8pt-amplified-subwoofer-enclosure#product-detailshttp://www.crutchfield.com/S-5EThBbuZrM0/p_236RT8PT/MTX-RT8PT.html
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You may have to sand or file down the holes to get a perfect fit, I've had to do that to every pre-fab box I've had, but yes you shouldn't have a problem with those subs and this box. If anything, the holes may be just a little small but a good rounded file solves this problem in about 15 minutes. I had two Planet Audio "Big Bang" 15's in this box and they were HUGE. Make sure you pay attention to the INTERNAL dimension requirements for each sub and make sure it matches or is very close to matching the internal space of the box. Hope this helps, good luck man.
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Box?? When I got this speaker I put it in a tube. I do believe it was a Nippon sub tube
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Any 12inch sub box as long as it's not a shallow box should work atrend had a good quality cheap box
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Yes you can. It has a lot of space. Just measure the AMP to make sure the amp fits one of the sides of the box.
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I had a different shallow sub and worked fine. I then got that same sub tw3-d4 and its about 13" diameter so had to cut out the hole. But I found no better box. Sounds good
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I would use 16 gauge. A Polk subwoofer would be a good match. If you need stands, the Sanus ones work great.
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Trust me one is plenty. I also have a 2000 watt pioneer amp and this thing is nuts. Get a box with 1.0 cubic inch of airspace.
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You need the cubic feet not square ft. To get cubic ft multiply height times length times depth. I have these boxes and they will be big enough for any 6.5 speaker unless it is a ultra high end sub woofer.