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<blockquote data-quote="its10v1" data-source="post: 7152805" data-attributes="member: 624469">Decided on these instead of Alpine Type R&#039;s for two reasons: Amazon isn&#039;t authorized for the big-brand car audio companies, And I read toooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo many times that Alpines Sound Muddy. Never heard anything bad, Only good things about Polk as well as AudioPipe.Polk Audio DXi 124 DVC From Crutchfield. $99.99 a pop.Great Sensitivity for the price, Hz range is great, and RMS isn&#039;t bad for a first build. (from what I have read on here anyway.)Will be using a 1500d Audiopipe(~160) to power.can&#039;t flippin wait. Ported cu ft for these is 1.5 cu ft.Idea to make box just a bit bigger, like 1.55 cu ft per sub?What type of port should I use?I&#039;m not going to be competing, this is gonna be my street beater for school.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="its10v1, post: 7152805, member: 624469"] Decided on these instead of Alpine Type R's for two reasons: Amazon isn't authorized for the big-brand car audio companies, And I read toooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo many times that Alpines Sound Muddy. Never heard anything bad, Only good things about Polk as well as AudioPipe. Polk Audio DXi 124 DVC From Crutchfield. $99.99 a pop. Great Sensitivity for the price, Hz range is great, and RMS isn't bad for a first build. (from what I have read on here anyway.) Will be using a 1500d Audiopipe(~160) to power. can't flippin wait. Ported cu ft for these is 1.5 cu ft. Idea to make box just a bit bigger, like 1.55 cu ft per sub? What type of port should I use? I'm not going to be competing, this is gonna be my street beater for school. [/QUOTE]

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