2 12's?

[espguitarist91 10+ year member]

Are you looking mainly for SPL? If your looking to hit 150's, i take that as a yes.

 

[theotherguy 10+ year member]

Can 2 type r 12's do it? I'm only going to be able to get about 4.5 cubes in the well of my firebird,it a piss poor hatch back but look cool comming down the road.

 

[espguitarist91 10+ year member]

Can 2 type r 12's do it? I'm only going to be able to get about 4.5 cubes in the well of my firebird,it a piss poor hatch back but look cool comming down the road.

The only way you can do that is with a TCAB box:rotflol:

Are you going to be building the box yourself? And will you still use this for daily driving or only for competition purposes? If its just competition, tune the box pretty high.

 

[PSturmer 10+ year member]

I have read a good portion of the "offical type r thread" and I still and unsure of it's qualty and sound capabiltys? what is the best size box ported,can round ports be used with this sub,what is it's sound capabilty in db number's(real number's not a guss) Is there a better sub for the price?

lol. there sql subs. capable of taking 1000 real watts a piece. for db's, if your name is speakerman you could hit 150+ db with 2 12's easily

 

[PSturmer 10+ year member]

Eclipse deck(55430) Kicker componet 6.2(2 set's)directed 4200 componets(4 channel) directed 1500d(d-class 1 ohm stable mono amp)95 firebird, WILL find a cheaper sub to hit 150 db's or higher.

i got something. the 15'' tc-3000. a guy hit 149 db @ 33 with one, 1100 watts, 2.2 cube sealed enclosure. throw that in a ported enclosure

i had a type R. i am over that stage now.

 

[espguitarist91 10+ year member]

i had a type R. i am over that stage now.

Your sig begs to differ.

 

[theotherguy 10+ year member]

What will do 150 db's or better,I have all the wood working tool's you could dream of(father does custom wood working) I have 1100 rms at 1 ohm. This is a daily driver.

 

[PSturmer 10+ year member]

Your sig begs to differ.

thanks mom

 

[PSturmer 10+ year member]

What will do 150 db's or better,I have all the wood working tool's you could dream of(father does custom wood working) I have 1100 rms at 1 ohm. This is a daily driver.

no type R thats for sure. get the tc-3000 15'' put it in a 5 cubic foot box ported at like 33 and that should do.

 

[espguitarist91 10+ year member]

Whats your budget?

 

[mtdewelf 10+ year member]

What will do 150 db's or better,I have all the wood working tool's you could dream of(father does custom wood working) I have 1100 rms at 1 ohm. This is a daily driver.

you aren't going to hit 150's in a daily driver if you are looking for the best sq outta the R, which is what your first question was. I think if you haven't heard a car that is hitting those #'s you need to, then revalute your plans

 

[theotherguy 10+ year member]

How would you put it at 33 hz. The box will not be rect. or square.It's a 95 fire bird with only a big odd shaped rear well.

 

[theotherguy 10+ year member]

I'll get 150 or better in a daily driver.

 

[theotherguy 10+ year member]

Did it once before,2 VOLFENHAG 12's 5 cubic box 2 stage chamber 600 rms. So don't be live it. Very few do,once you do you know money dosn't buy happynes.

 

[espguitarist91 10+ year member]

How would you put it at 33 hz. The box will not be rect. or square.It's a 95 fire bird with only a big odd shaped rear well.

If you mean how would you tune it to 33 hz, the tuning frequency of ported boxes is determined by how big the port area is. The lower the tuning frequency, the better it will sound, but lack output. The higher the tuning frequency, the less tonal accuracy, but a bigger gain in output. If your looking for sound quality i would go sealed, but it sounds like your more for loudness. Whats your budget and what type of music do you listen to.