We have a big following in England for ICE but no message boards, All dealers sell what they think and sometimes there advice is wrong, Any advice on for a limey on 2 12" SUBS that fit into a small box, still drops and can handle 600rms, May be with the subs isobarik? HELP???
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-dan- on 11/22/2003 13:50:16
hey where in uk are you from i have 1 kicker solobaric 12" sub left from my last install. 3 wouldnt fit into my girlfriends car so she has 2 and im left with a sub i do not need. it is rated at 600 watts RMS 2 ohm DVC so can be wired at either 1 or 4 ohms, put the right amp onto it and youll b well happy. If your interested email me (dan_kelley10@hotmail.com) with an offer. Ohh i only used the sub about 3 months so its only really just about run in. they work great in large ported enclosures but great results can be had from small sealed applications down to 0.88^ft if i remamber rightly.
ohh and a UK discussion bord is www.talkaudio.com or co.uk cant remember which.
ryan on 11/22/2003 15:33:36
Whats your budget for the subs? And do yoiu have an amp already if so list make,model, and spec.
cplkittle on 11/22/2003 16:10:41
isobaric will save alot of room, which is precious in a prelude. If you go with isobaric, you will get a very good amount of thump so long as you seal them well, and they don't need as much power as they would being in two seperate boxes.
the higher quality the sub, the smaller the recommended air space.
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-dan- on 11/22/2003 13:50:16
hey where in uk are you from i have 1 kicker solobaric 12" sub left from my last install. 3 wouldnt fit into my girlfriends car so she has 2 and im left with a sub i do not need. it is rated at 600 watts RMS 2 ohm DVC so can be wired at either 1 or 4 ohms, put the right amp onto it and youll b well happy. If your interested email me (dan_kelley10@hotmail.com) with an offer. Ohh i only used the sub about 3 months so its only really just about run in. they work great in large ported enclosures but great results can be had from small sealed applications down to 0.88^ft if i remamber rightly.
ohh and a UK discussion bord is www.talkaudio.com or co.uk cant remember which.
ryan on 11/22/2003 15:33:36
Whats your budget for the subs? And do yoiu have an amp already if so list make,model, and spec.
cplkittle on 11/22/2003 16:10:41
isobaric will save alot of room, which is precious in a prelude. If you go with isobaric, you will get a very good amount of thump so long as you seal them well, and they don't need as much power as they would being in two seperate boxes.
the higher quality the sub, the smaller the recommended air space.
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