I have 2 10 in Rockford fosgate punch subs with a 12 in alpine type e will the type e magnet be too big?
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The box is made for 3, 10" subs . The 2 on the said is cut at a angle , so if ur subs have a large magnet it will not fit on the sides . I tried to put my rocksforsgate 10" P3 in and they did not fit .
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How did you loose? Did you look hard for them? I know it's silly to ask... But otherwise I see you having to get a new set.. I know uou have the larger one but I haven't tried putting it in.. I'm sure it will work just as good if not a lot louder.. but don't know if it would be comfortable or how safe.. remember the larger the magnet the more it will react to magnetic fields in it's reach.. I know u could hear the magnetic fields from devices and motors with the lil ones.. soo I could imagine that would be amplified.. you can look around and see if you can order replacement magnets, but the wait might be as long as the device itself..
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it probably won't fit without an adapter it increase the mounting depth. I installed a shallow mount sub in this box
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No the depth isn't that deep. It's somewhere around 5-6 inches deep. I have a low profile Rockford fosgate 12 in it.
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A #8 will fit with plenty of room to spare. Actually any tapered head screw that will fit a 3/8" hole should work. The taper starts at 3/4" and tapers to 3/8". The magnet is 1/2" thick and the taper occupies half of that thickness or about 1/4". The magnet is 1-7/8" in diameter. All such magnets should be carefully mounted as they are subject to cracking if undue force is applied on the screw. At 150 lbs of rated pull, the mounting screw or bolt should be substantial and securely flush mounted. I would not use anything other than a tapered head screw or bolt as other shapes would unduly alter the stress point of the mount.
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I have a large Harmon Karden Amplifier that doesn't fit. I can't close the doors on the unit I wish I would have checked the measurements
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Yes, it should.. that sub is 300-1000 watt rms,, I personally wouldn't use that amp but it should work. With my experience with kenwood is that when you push them to there max they tend to cut off and get pretty warm. To be honest that sub is to much for that amp, your better off saving money and getting the alpine sws-12d2... that would be better for that amp. Unless you plan to upgrade your amp in the future with the type r,I would get the sws12d2, to save money and have the same power..
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Depends on what P3 version you have, if you have something like P3D2 then you will SLAM on with this box. If its one of those shallow subs then no too big for the box. This is the box you would want to use with competition subs that have larger magnets and stronger coils. 2 inch coils. this box works really nice with 2ohm and 1ohm loads. If its spl your looking for, then spl you will have. This box will provide the best low end bass that other boxes don't provide. I have been told with my old setup that had this box, i could be heard 4 blocks down the road.
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I personally have 2 12 inch Alpine Type x's in a Metra dual ported box being pushed by a Rockford fosgate 1200w and a Rockford digital capacitor, and let me tell you, it's loud. Not only is it loud,but it's clean aswell. Hits everything flawlessly and without a problem. Best subs I've ever owned.
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It should have no trouble at all. This sub is built extremely well and the brains at alpine designed it for comparability with a quality, high powered amp. Rockford amps are among the best in my mind. The dual bridge models do give great sound and would be well matched with the alpine x series. Just be sure to properly install the adjusting plugs that come with the sub. This ingenious little design feature allows compatibility with various ohm and bridge configurations. So I advise that you go ahead with the project. Also note that alpine has a web site that will tell you exactly how to optimize the woofer depending on power and box size/ported or sealed. It should have no trouble at all. This sub is built extremely well and the brains at alpine designed it for comparability with a quality, high powered amp. Rockford amps are among the best in my mind. The dual bridge models do give great sound and would be well matched with the alpine x series. Just be sure to properly install the adjusting plugs that come with the sub. This ingenious little design feature allows compatibility with various ohm and bridge configurations. So I advise that you go ahead with the project. Also note that alpine has a web site that will tell you exactly how to... » Read More It should have no trouble at all. This sub is built extremely well and the brains at alpine designed it for comparability with a quality, high powered amp. Rockford amps are among the best in my mind. The dual bridge models do give great sound and would be well matched with the alpine x series. Just be sure to properly install the adjusting plugs that come with the sub. This ingenious little design feature allows compatibility with various ohm and bridge configurations. So I advise that you go ahead with the project. Also note that alpine has a web site that will tell you exactly how to optimize the woofer depending on power and box size/ported or sealed. « Show Less
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No! I have an Sc 300 and the factory sub is a 10 in! You could go slightly bigger to a 12 if u wanted, but not smaller.
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Yes, it will push them just fine. I had mine pushing two 1000w Alpines and now it's pushing one 1200w Rockford Fosgate 15. You don't want to max out your subs anyway. Just match the rms and you'll be fine.
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Yes it will, i have 2 12s kicker comp r and bumps pretty hard , this amp should be good with your speakers !!!
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Well....usualy subs gave thicker magnet S's o not sure if would fit....ur roll bar very close.
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I had this amp bridged into two 10's rockford fosgate and it kicked! 1 10inch isn't gonna kick as hard. U might want to look at your amp settings and make sure it set for low frequency
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You may have to sand or file down the holes to get a perfect fit, I've had to do that to every pre-fab box I've had, but yes you shouldn't have a problem with those subs and this box. If anything, the holes may be just a little small but a good rounded file solves this problem in about 15 minutes. I had two Planet Audio "Big Bang" 15's in this box and they were HUGE. Make sure you pay attention to the INTERNAL dimension requirements for each sub and make sure it matches or is very close to matching the internal space of the box. Hope this helps, good luck man.
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I had a different shallow sub and worked fine. I then got that same sub tw3-d4 and its about 13" diameter so had to cut out the hole. But I found no better box. Sounds good