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<blockquote data-quote="Haunz" data-source="post: 8400534" data-attributes="member: 576010">So my only question about the 19&quot; RF sub is: Can I buy a recone kit for it?Oh, didn&#039;t think so.My last experience with RF subs was several years ago when some kid brought me a 12&quot; power T2 sub with a 3&quot; ribbon wire coil. It was rated for 600 watts IIRC but looked to me like a 300 watt rating was more appropriate. And sure enough, the reason it was bestowed upon me was because the coil blew open. It didn&#039;t completely burn up, but right in the middle the coil blew open. I believe it was powered by a 500 watt JBL amp.Anyway, no recone kits were available, but I managed to put something together using a 2layer round wire coil that actually gave a hell of a lot more xmax and power handling considering the depth of the motor and the relatively short OEM coil.I agree RF seems to have some nice amps, ect, but I would not touch their subs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Haunz, post: 8400534, member: 576010"] So my only question about the 19" RF sub is: Can I buy a recone kit for it? Oh, didn't think so. My last experience with RF subs was several years ago when some kid brought me a 12" power T2 sub with a 3" ribbon wire coil. It was rated for 600 watts IIRC but looked to me like a 300 watt rating was more appropriate. And sure enough, the reason it was bestowed upon me was because the coil blew open. It didn't completely burn up, but right in the middle the coil blew open. I believe it was powered by a 500 watt JBL amp. Anyway, no recone kits were available, but I managed to put something together using a 2layer round wire coil that actually gave a hell of a lot more xmax and power handling considering the depth of the motor and the relatively short OEM coil. I agree RF seems to have some nice amps, ect, but I would not touch their subs. [/QUOTE]

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