Need Advice On Some Old School Eclipse Subs...

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I recently got some old school 12" eclipse sw8122dvc aluminum subs and was wondering if this box (link below) would work and sound ok. I cant find a manual or any info on them really. Ive came across some saying that these subs are really underrated and handle way more than 500w rms? What would a good amp and size for them?

GROUND SHAKER (#GS-SQP212B) 12" DUAL PORTED SUB BOX

SPECIFICATIONS:
-CUTOUT DIAMETER: 11 1/8"
-TOTAL AIR VOLUME: 2.60 CUBIC FT.
-2 INDIVIDUAL CHAMBERS
-VOLUME PER SUBWOOFER: 1.30 CUBIC FT.
-TUNING FREQUENCY: 35-Hz
-1 SLOT PORT FOR EACH SUB (DIMENSIONS: H-11 3/4” W-1 1/2” L-27”)
-WEIGHT: 54 LBS.
-MOUNTING DEPTH: 14"
DIMENSIONS:
-HEIGHT: 13 1/2”
-LENGTH: 33"
-DEPTH: 17 1/2"
CONSTRUCTION:
-3/4” HIGH DENSITY MDF WOOD
-CARPETED WITH DURABLE TRUNK LINER FINISH
-SEALED WITH HIGH QUALITY SILICONE
-2-SPRING LOADED TERMINALS




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I found this in a SuperHonda forum from 2004 asking about the enclosure specs for the SW8122DVC...

"since no one knew, i called Eclipse and asked them.

So for searching functions for future questions on this:

Sealed can be anywhere from 1.65-1.9 ft3
Optimal overall enclosure for these subs are 1.65ft3 per sub sealed and that will give an great overall freq response

Optimal ported should be 2.5ft3 per sub with (1) 5 inch diameter x 14.25 inch long port per sub."

Hope this helps.
 
Would this be good? Or the one in the picture if I just cutout it for a 12 instead of a 15?

 

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