what kind of box is good for this subs with vent holes or enclosed thank u
1843917
They hit harder with an enclosed box and sounds more clear if filled with polyfill
1843918
they hit harder with a enclosed box i had them in both vent and enclosed but they hit harder in a enclosed box
682610
This is a good sturdy box. There is porting so make sure the sub you buy has nice punch. I have it paired with a RF P1 and it slams
252357
OK..well ported box moves lot of freaking air in truck so b prepared for screws coming loose and rattling.. Lol... I like the sealed box just deeper sounding bass to me.
1190123
I would think so I have mine in a sealed (which this sub will work in ported as well) box@.8 ft3and it sounds good.
1799992
If your going to power your sub to full capacity, I'd spray the inside with rhino liner to help reinforce the box. It's a good box but to help make it last I'd reinforce it
840281
Sealed for these subs are great, also ported but get the full potential with sealed IMO
542755
noway even with a spacer this sub needs to breath the 318-12alpine(rs-300) box this is the one made for the sub and will be the best 50$ youve ever spent on sound
1826516
It will need a custom built enclosure because of the size of the sub itself. My fiancee and I had to have a box built around it by Pioneer specifications.
1866725
There is a rubber seal that goes around the face edge of the sub. It comes off to reveal the screw holes.
819775
I had one of these boxes before and it does sound good. But there are some issues with a ported system. One,the speaker can get away from its web. Two,a sealed box will hit lower than any ported system.. You need a lot of power for a ported system to hit really low. I ran two power bass 10"s of a kicker mono 250 amp in a sealed box and I never heard something hit so low in my life. Just make sure you have a amp that has 18-db bass boost on it
21396
3/4" pretty solid box, I still have it with no problems along with the alpine type R 10" sub, very good as well.
1310686
No. This box is good for a sub that requires at least 2 to 2.2 cubic feet of air space.
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!!
1640839
JUST MY opinion, I'd say the ported box. I'm running the ported run buy a 1200 watt jl amp. The air flow out the bottom of the box is "wow". Couldn't imagine a seal box, I would NOT think the speaker could handle the movement of the pounding without having the ported box.
1527351
No holes to grab (presume that is a moisture protection issue). I would go for standard U Haul or business boxes. Protect your LPs with covers.
1921541
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.
950603
What ever you decide, make shure you buy or build a good enclosure. The enclosure can make or break a sub. I would steer clear of prefab boxes, I would highly recommend getting ahold of Dustin Cambron of DC Creations and have him build you a enclosure to fit your needs. Go to caraudio.com, he is a moderator on that site and does wonderful builds for about what you will pay for a crappy prefab box. He goes by the user name of prorabbit.