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oakland-sf-union city. i can meet up with u at any of those locations.

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Hey guys, i have an RE Audio SE 10" subwoofer up for sale, used it for about a year, and then decided it was too loud for me. It was powered with the amp shown in the picture, the amp is rated at 400 watts rms if i recall correctly. The sub is in perfect working condition when i pulled it out...

i have my reaudio se10 in the ported encloseure 1.25 cf tuned at 35hz. It's definitely not punchy enoughf or my liking and i'm contemplating about trying it out in their sealed 0.65 cubic feet box.

i built my box according to the diagram posted. It was also my first box i've ever built in my life. The port width is 2 inches. Is that what you're asking for?

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The website recommendation you are referring to is for their "RE" lines. I have a SE 10 inch which is recommended at 1.25 cubic feet tuned at 32hz. I'll checked my crossover settings. Thanks for the help!

how would i be able to get punchy bass with a ported enclosure? Thanks for the help, bhsswrstlr

c'mon no one?

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Hi, I currently have a 10 inch RE audio SE subwoofer in a ported 1.25 cf box ported at 35hz. I want the sub to be "punchier" if you will, would my best option be to put it into a seal boxed? THanks

oh, that thread hehe yea, i rebuilt the SAME EXACT box from MDF. I was just too lazy to post pictures of it, and now it's actually carpeted and is installed in my car already. It hits alright, but the bass isn't mmm quite punchy. As another member said, there's bass that kicks you in the nuts...

so are you suggesting that i sealed off the port i have right now? or completely make a new box?