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bizzare
Dodge Dakota
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5/01/2003
01:54:46
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 Subject: RE: two 10's kicker 600watt subs 600w amp
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Sup all bass fenids i have a prob i have a truck and i only have 8 in at bottom depth. and i lose one inch every half a foot. i was wanting a banpass box kenwood has one that would fit in a
truck regular cab. Now what kinda box should i put in my truck my subs are 300w max kicker comp old ones and a 600watt max jensen amp. what would sound the best???
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Losty
Dodge Dakota
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5/04/2003
15:47:19
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i have a simple question... i have 2 10" kicker comp vr's with the 2ohm dual voice coils and a MTX RFL 152 and i am planning on building a new box for them but i have only one question ... would it be ok for them 2 share one box as long as i ran the MTX on differnt wireing and run the 2 kickers on a single wireing sequence .... or should i just build a totally differnt box for the MTX?
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JMII
Dodge Dakota
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5/04/2003
17:01:43
|  RE: two 10's kicker 600watt subs 600w amp
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bizzare - I think the old Kicker Comps are recommended for totally sealed enclosures only, but check the manual or call Kicker. If they say it's OK to run 'em band-pass and the Kenwood box has the correct air space go for it.
Losty - each sub needs it's own sepearte SEALED air space (even if the box is ported). I for one would not put a set of 10s and 15s in the same vehicle, the unequal pressure waves might mess things up. You would be better off with four 10" actually.
- John
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Losty
Dodge Dakota
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5/04/2003
18:30:54
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well see i bought the 2 kickers and my bro gave me the MTX so imma deal wif what i got but i kno the kickers run great in a sealed encloser but would a band-pass box be best for the mtx?
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indecisive
Dodge Dakota
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5/07/2003
05:16:49
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i have built and made boxes for trucks.I Currently own a 1992 dodge dakota. reg cab i have two 12" HE2 Fosgate behind my seat and a punch75 pushing them. You its hard to make a bandpass box for a truck to go behind the seat. you lose air that way too. your best bet is to stick with a sealed box.
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conig
Dodge Dakota
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5/08/2003
12:37:01
|  RE: two 10's kicker 600watt subs 600w amp
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has anyone tried a deathbox? its a variation of the deathbox but is supposed to offer good results.
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David
Dodge Dakota
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5/31/2003
17:46:52
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Hey guys can i put to 12s that are sony xplods 800 watts each in a band pass box so tell me please i need to no
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Kei
Dodge Dakota
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9/15/2003
23:02:43
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Hi, I'm pretty new to car audio and just wanted to get a second opinion on the rig I've chosen for my suburban. I plan on throwing a 10" alpine S-type sub that already comes preinstalled in it's predesigned bandpass box. Throwing in a 600 watt alpine amp to match. Any comments/suggestions?
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Brian T
Dodge Dakota
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3/24/2004
16:09:15
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I have 2 pioneer 12s that push 300 rms each. Could you guys recommend an amp that would not cost a whole lot but push these subs.
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chris
Dodge Dakota
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7/25/2005
17:58:44
| 2 audiobahn 12"s and bazooka amp
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i got 2 12"s audiobahn and a bazooka 800 watt amps do yall think that this will sound good it is goin to be i a sealed box. The audiobahn put out 400 rms and 800 watt max. Please help me out.
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