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bradfordam 
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Posted: January 18, 2013 at 7:49 AM / IP Logged  
I want to get some good 1000 watt subwoofers. I want to get 12's for the house and 18's for the vehicle. some 4+4 DVC's.
For 12's I'm caught between the Cerwin Vega Stroker 124 and the RE SXX12D4. I'm leaning towards the Stroker. I plan on building oversized enclosures for the subwoofers that I pick. Two 6 cubic foot ported enclosures, one for each sub. Will be powering then with a 2000 watt pro audio amp when I can find a good 2000 watt rms one.
For 18's I'm caught between the PPI.PC18DS and the RE Audio SX18D4. And I have no idea what to pick. Leaning towards the PPI. I'm thinking of a 15 or 16 cubic foot enclosure for this pair. Maybe bigger.
- on an additional note I'll be putting the pair I pick with a pair of 15 inch L7's on a 4000-6000watt rms amp. Plan to find one that's 0.5 ohm stable. Maybe one of Lanzars biggest amps.
If I was rich I'd just buy a pair of all them and test them all out but... It's simply not the case.
soundnsecurity 
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Posted: January 18, 2013 at 12:56 PM / IP Logged  
i was actually going to recommend the RE SX before i read your post and realized that was one of your choices. ive had the SX18 in my cars for a long time and i have nothing but love for them. i used to sell the strokers at a different shop and i was not too impressed with their performance considering the price you pay for them. they are built well but thats about all the compliments i can give them.
i dont know about building the enclosure for the house but the 12sx works well in about 3 cubic feet ported and tuned to 30Hz. i have my 15sx in about 4.3 cubic feet ported and it sounds nice.
bradfordam 
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Posted: January 22, 2013 at 9:02 AM / IP Logged  
good to know soundnsecurity. yeah. I'm thinking pretty much just. the heavier the better. is how my mind works. when it comes to audio. and I am currently running a Klipsch 10 in a 6 cubic foot enclosure for gamming and just music. the Klipsch amp died and the box really sucked, so i put it in a box designed for my L7. on 120 watts. and its freaking loud for what it is... lol. so I'm sold on oversized enclosures.

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