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  • PACKYDYRM
    Junior Member
    • Sep 2012
    • 14
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    Time to get off the bench...

    Ok the rookie has some questions ported/vented subwoofer or passive radiator. I am going to build a sub for my first project, I want the 12 inch woofer and at least a 300 watt amp panel to drive it. I was also wondering if I should go with aluminum or reinforced type sub
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    • Lex
      Ultra Senior Member
      • Apr 2001
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      you may want to ask the guys over in Mission Possible. I am sure there are many proven designs there to take a look at.

      12" are good for musicality though.
      Doug
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