What is a good size box or the right size box for this sub?
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1.25 cubic ft for a sealed box. 2 cubic ft for ported box (port 4'' in diameter with it being 12.25'' long).
710876
Depends on the size of your box... All boxes have different dimensions... Look at the item descriptions and specifications and check the mounting depth is smaller then the height of the box... But i would recommend u get a shallow mount sub... I have a 1000 watt boss shallow mount sub in my pickup and it sounds great!
1130372
Lol I had the same question in the beginning! And yes you get the sub and box. I just blew my sub, but 110% my fault, overpowered it.. Other than that! Great sub!!
802963
If you are shipping or bringing it overseas, to keep it from being damaged and in the original box it is fairly large. A little longer than the sound bar and as wide as the sub. Check the specs to get a better idea. Good Luck
2111482
Package... as in the size of the cardboard box it was shipped in? Sorry, cant help you with that. The outside dimensions of the subwoofer enclosure are: 18.5" deep X 14" tall X 15" wide. Hope this helps. BTW it is still rockin my theater! I want to add a second one!
1478129
It depends on what you like 12inch or 15inch subs I have mine hook up too two 12inch mtx square subs and it rocks but i would say find you TWO subs you like maybe kicker pioneer mtx or kenwoods look for at least 1000 watt max subs
152991
I would recommend to have 4 of these, plus a pair of 18" subs to fill the space correctly
1481638
You can Google the type of bass you want and it will give you the dimensions. For example do you want an enclosed box or ported? I have a closed box for each sub. A good area inside the box to have is 1728 in. Cubed. These subs hit hard and a little extra room I'm the box helped me. If you're looking to buy a box already made I suggest one that has internal dimensions around 12x12x12 in. Amazing subs!! Magnet is larger than your normal Walmart subs so plan accordingly on the depth of the box. Just no slim boxes. Enjoy!
1640843
I recommend a ported box. A slotted port is best. Probably 2.5 cubic feet of air space inside.
1783301
The mounting depth per the manufacturer's product page says it is 7.12" deep. The other (main) thing you should take into consideration is that this box only has a volume of .93 cu in. Your 9" deep sub most likely needs something a bit larger in order to be happy. Check the specs on the sub to see what volume box is recommended.
1382295
Great box, but very shallow. My subs magnate were to big so I'm out 100 buck. But great qulity and perfect for small subs.
789183
Right now I have a 12" MTX sub that I enjoy just for the smooth bass, but I want to upgrade to a 12" Infinity Kappa sub. I would say a sub no more than 1200 watt max will satisfy.
1640837
Depends on what u want a ported box will be more of a deep bass and sealed would be more crisp and clean. You do not want to change size of the box that is the propervolume u need for the best use
1799990
Its a good box but I wouldn't use it on that sub. It's tuned too high. 39hz for the port!
2077167
Any size will work, but I prefer to put somewhere between 18-14 gauge wiring. Also be careful with that box, it seems to be a little small for the sub. My brother in law blew 2 subs in one of those boxes. He then had a custom sealed one made with .70 ft and haven't had any problems
256904
Depends on the watts of the subs. Personally, I would go with something current. Do some research and try to get the most outta your subs. They push my cheepo 12s nice.
2264554
Very large sub in a very large box. I don't have my box anymore, but the box was about 5" larger than the sub on each side. And this is a larger than average sub.