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<blockquote data-quote="fast_4_door" data-source="post: 5809129" data-attributes="member: 609186">i love alpine type r 10s. one ten in a ported box made to alpine specs would be my choice. but then again i&#039;m fairly noobish. i fell in love with the typeRs a few years. best bang for the buck. 250 bucks will get you a single type r 10&quot; or 12&quot; and a box built accordingly off of ebay. they take a max rms of 500, and peak at 1500 watts i believe.here&#039;s their actual specs...10&quot; component subwooferdual 4-ohm voice coilsfrequency response: 26-500 Hzpower handling: 50-500 watts RMSpeak power: 1,500 wattssensitivity: 85 dBKevlar-reinforced pulp conecast aluminum frame with perimeter ventingi like that they have a wide range of frequency response. hits good lows, and amazing higher sounding base. good to rock out with... that&#039;s just my .02.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fast_4_door, post: 5809129, member: 609186"] i love alpine type r 10s. one ten in a ported box made to alpine specs would be my choice. but then again i'm fairly noobish. i fell in love with the typeRs a few years. best bang for the buck. 250 bucks will get you a single type r 10" or 12" and a box built accordingly off of ebay. they take a max rms of 500, and peak at 1500 watts i believe. here's their actual specs... 10" component subwoofer dual 4-ohm voice coils frequency response: 26-500 Hz power handling: 50-500 watts RMS peak power: 1,500 watts sensitivity: 85 dB Kevlar-reinforced pulp cone cast aluminum frame with perimeter venting i like that they have a wide range of frequency response. hits good lows, and amazing higher sounding base. good to rock out with... that's just my .02. [/QUOTE]

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