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<blockquote data-quote="shredder2" data-source="post: 8659397" data-attributes="member: 674047">Sux that you are stuck with the Rockville site OP... That said... I&#039;ve made a basic 12&quot; Comp sub sound good on as little as 200 watts.My best advice is DIY your own enclosure and try to make it configured for your vehicle and as efficient as possible (for your power level).That S/O enclosure won&#039;t get even [USER=671921]@BOOMINGRANDPA[/USER] &#039;s approval... no-one else here in my experience will tell ya&#039; what you probably want to hear either. Almost all prefabs are junk, best to DIY your own.Really be careful with your highs, try to set your levels correctly and dont clip em&#039; to death trying to get louder... sub as well.If you realize your equipment has limitations, you might be happy and it might last awhile...In the long run you&#039;ll have some time to save a few bux for that day when you decide to upgrade.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="shredder2, post: 8659397, member: 674047"] Sux that you are stuck with the Rockville site OP... That said... I've made a basic 12" Comp sub sound good on as little as 200 watts. My best advice is DIY your own enclosure and try to make it configured for your vehicle and as efficient as possible (for your power level). That S/O enclosure won't get even [USER=671921]@BOOMINGRANDPA[/USER] 's approval... no-one else here in my experience will tell ya' what you probably want to hear either. Almost all prefabs are junk, best to DIY your own. Really be careful with your highs, try to set your levels correctly and dont clip em' to death trying to get louder... sub as well. If you realize your equipment has limitations, you might be happy and it might last awhile... In the long run you'll have some time to save a few bux for that day when you decide to upgrade. [/QUOTE]

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