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<blockquote data-quote="tobz" data-source="post: 324248" data-attributes="member: 550322"><p>I would like to hear more about the cold weather affecting subs. I am getting a Hifonics BX1500D + RE XXX 12". It will be in a ported box. Is there any certain precautions that I need to take to not ruin them? Should I take them out? Should I just wait and get subs this spring? Any pointers related to this would be great. Thanks.</p><p></p><p>P.S. I live in Duluth, MN, so winter temps can range from -40 up to 30 degrees F</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tobz, post: 324248, member: 550322"] I would like to hear more about the cold weather affecting subs. I am getting a Hifonics BX1500D + RE XXX 12". It will be in a ported box. Is there any certain precautions that I need to take to not ruin them? Should I take them out? Should I just wait and get subs this spring? Any pointers related to this would be great. Thanks. P.S. I live in Duluth, MN, so winter temps can range from -40 up to 30 degrees F [/QUOTE]
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