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<blockquote data-quote="winkychevelle" data-source="post: 7385758" data-attributes="member: 611804">Well everyones says it&#039;s too small but considering I&#039;ve ran my 2510 in everything from a 1-2cube box and personally found 1.27cubes to sound best I don&#039;t really see that box as small. The thing about small boxes is you need bigger ports I had 1 4inch port on a box that was mentioned above. I think you should be fine with the box but what&#039;s limiting you here is the power on tap. The 2500 series seems to like around 1000-1500 per sub. Hell I ran 2k to my ten for a little while.I would look into getting a box tuned a little lower 38hz IMHO is perfect for the 2512 with a nice sized port 14-16sq inches per cube. And maybe find a bigger amp. Smaller boxes require more power than larger boxes to get loud but I find them to be more accurate at reproducing impact bass which is my personal taste. I know the 2500 series really well and I can tell you you need 1 more power or 2 a bigger box tuned a bit lower</blockquote>

[QUOTE="winkychevelle, post: 7385758, member: 611804"] Well everyones says it's too small but considering I've ran my 2510 in everything from a 1-2cube box and personally found 1.27cubes to sound best I don't really see that box as small. The thing about small boxes is you need bigger ports I had 1 4inch port on a box that was mentioned above. I think you should be fine with the box but what's limiting you here is the power on tap. The 2500 series seems to like around 1000-1500 per sub. Hell I ran 2k to my ten for a little while. I would look into getting a box tuned a little lower 38hz IMHO is perfect for the 2512 with a nice sized port 14-16sq inches per cube. And maybe find a bigger amp. Smaller boxes require more power than larger boxes to get loud but I find them to be more accurate at reproducing impact bass which is my personal taste. I know the 2500 series really well and I can tell you you need 1 more power or 2 a bigger box tuned a bit lower [/QUOTE]

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