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<blockquote data-quote="audiobaun" data-source="post: 8553936" data-attributes="member: 634282"><p>Id buy new and get the warranty if the guy is fishing fir numbers..Seems like a waste of time.Ive had SA12s and could never get them to do what I wanted or expected with building more than 7 enclosures.I ended up with the HDS210s and placed them in the exact chambers, and seemed to sound so much cleaner to me and within the vehicle.I later wanted more as we all generally want, and being used to running 4 subs, I went back to that with American Bass XFLs, and also ran and still have 4 HDS310s and both perform very nicely.Even the older American Bass TNT sub was excellent for the money type R was a decent sub too,I think the Dayton HO series sounded alot cleaner&nbsp; than the Rs.Polk is really a great sounding woofer in a sealed environment, but the HDS210 is better priced unless you find the Polks on sale at times from B.Buy.The only other sub that I can say sounded amazing that Ive experienced is the ARC 1000 rms 12 that just sounded absolutely fantastic in a sealed enclosure.But, for the money and the power that you are introducing.. that HDS210 would be a perfect match in my opinion for the money.Id do a 1.4-1.6Cu Ft enclosure tuned from 34-36 htz, i think it would do great for you.An entry level sub for me consist of 150 rms-500.Everyone has different opinions</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="audiobaun, post: 8553936, member: 634282"] Id buy new and get the warranty if the guy is fishing fir numbers..Seems like a waste of time.Ive had SA12s and could never get them to do what I wanted or expected with building more than 7 enclosures.I ended up with the HDS210s and placed them in the exact chambers, and seemed to sound so much cleaner to me and within the vehicle.I later wanted more as we all generally want, and being used to running 4 subs, I went back to that with American Bass XFLs, and also ran and still have 4 HDS310s and both perform very nicely.Even the older American Bass TNT sub was excellent for the money type R was a decent sub too,I think the Dayton HO series sounded alot cleaner than the Rs.Polk is really a great sounding woofer in a sealed environment, but the HDS210 is better priced unless you find the Polks on sale at times from B.Buy.The only other sub that I can say sounded amazing that Ive experienced is the ARC 1000 rms 12 that just sounded absolutely fantastic in a sealed enclosure.But, for the money and the power that you are introducing.. that HDS210 would be a perfect match in my opinion for the money.Id do a 1.4-1.6Cu Ft enclosure tuned from 34-36 htz, i think it would do great for you.An entry level sub for me consist of 150 rms-500.Everyone has different opinions [/QUOTE]

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