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re audio se12-d4 or 12 alpine type-r?


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imupabove 
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Amp: Kicker 750.1 (06 model)
which sub will perform better/louder:
RE Audio SE Series SE12-D4 or 12" Alpine Type-R.
daniel gt1 
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imupabove wrote:
Amp: Kicker 750.1 (06 model)
which sub will perform better/louder:
RE Audio SE Series SE12-D4 or 12" Alpine Type-R.
I think the box design will determine that..re audio subs can generate otimimum and compact bass..alpine subs sounds clean when its in a slot ported box tunedto about 33 or 34 herts ....correct me if I'm wrong guyz
j.reed 
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RE FTW. More power handling and IMO just a better sub all the way around.
re audio se12-d4 or 12 alpine type-r? -- posted image.
mrarff 
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An Alpine R-3  dualVC  4 ohm in a ported box is very hard to beat. Mine is powered by a kenwood 9103 wired to 2 ohm, and it works very well. But keep in mind, I'm not looking for "loudness", I'm lookin' for quality bass reproduction at moderately loud levels. ( in an 08 Chevy HHR) However , my 20 yr old "deaf" (not deff) son has the same in a sealed box. (same amp, same wiring in an 08 Chevy Cobalt 4dr)  and he says that his is "off da hook" (great too). So go figure.... BTW.. they really will handle more than 500 watts rms!
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spmpdr 
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Ive had a 2 12" type Rs and now run re audio se 12" in a sealed enlcsure .Ran them both off the same 1000 watt memphis monoblock and the RE are way better than the type r for sq and spl i.m.o
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boogeyman 
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 I'd go with the RE
nodiggie 
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After MUCH research and consideration of just about every mfg. out there I decided to go RE. Single MX15D2 powered by BXI2610 (for now)lol. My box will be completed this next week and everyone I've spoken with that competes says it's going to be a monster. We'll see.
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metaljoey 
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i have the same amp. its hard to beat for the price! a tad over rated on the power tho. prob more like 1800-2000 RMS @ 1 ohm. you get the proper box built for that sub, she'll pound!!
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imupabove 
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re audio se12-d4 or 12 alpine type-r? -- posted image.
you think that RE SE12-D4 will pound in this box?
width: 30 inches
height: 14 1/4   
depth:17 1/2
port measurements
height: 12 5/8
width: 2 7/8
1.5 mdf thick
metaljoey 
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hit the  Calculators, Charts, Diagrams @ the top of the Paige. it will help you to find out the specs of your box! you will also need to know the port length to find out the Hz of the box. cheek it out its a good time!!!
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