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Old 05-15-2005, 03:22 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Need a sub box, recommendations?

I have 2 Audiobahn 12" subs, and I need a box for them now that the Camaro is gone.

First, should I get a sealed or ported box? What about a bandpass?

Is this one good?:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...5773975991&rd=1

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Stay away from bandpass box's. I prefer sealed for more accurate bass, but if you want louder bass than what sealed will offer you go with a ported.

Typically you want to have a box made to the specifications of the sub, and the power you have available.

I have no idea which subs you have since Audiobahn makes like 50 different subs.
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AW-1251Q is the model.
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go custom they are always the best in the long run, they take up less space and sound better
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sealed: tight bass, better sound quality
ported: fatter bass, louder
bandpass: for certain applications in a hatch-back vehicle

Custom is defenately the way to go. Go to your local lumber yard and have them cut pieces of 3/4" Medium-Density Fiberboard(MDF) and buy some "Liquid Nails" adhesive compound and clamp it together.
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Yah, I went custom in my Camaro. I'd really like to have a box made, but the local Tweeter wants $600 for an MDF box, and $800 for a MDF/Fiberglass one!!
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go custom, I did and it looks awesome in my camry, plus I can still get to the spare
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Yah, I went custom in my Camaro. I'd really like to have a box made, but the local Tweeter wants $600 for an MDF box, and $800 for a MDF/Fiberglass one!!
find a stereo shop, look in the phone book or check online

tweeter, circuit city, best buy....they all rip you off
find a local shop and you will get better work for less money
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