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hudd4473 
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i have two eclipse 12" dual voice coil subs . want to put them in a sealed box just wondering if anyone knew what volume the box should be....
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1 cubic foot per chamber.
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What is the model #?

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model # 88120dvc
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what would sound better a sealed or ported box going in a mustang hatch....and 1foot would include displacement of the sub correct or should the box be 1.0+whatever the displacement is???
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Those are some nice subs, I would defiantly suggest 1 cu/ft per sub in a sealed enclosure  (volume includes displacement).
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ok thanx ....i have an audiobahn amp 350x2 rms do you think its good enough to power em or should i go with a different amp ???any you sug.
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That amp would be an injustice to those subs. I would suggest you give them around 600+ watts rms each. The JBL 1200.1 is an excellent choice. I have used that setup many times, and have always had people amazed at the amount of bass and sq those 2 12's are putting out. http://www.purecaraudio.com/product.asp?0=200&1=352&3=322

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like Bberman1 said, 1 cu ft per chamber is ideal.  JBL makes good stuff, I run the 600.1 to 1 Eclipse Aluminum 12 in a 1 cu ft. sealed box.  Very tight bass, good balance of sq and spl.  I also reccomend the JBL BP1200.1, you can get it online for under 300 dollars very easily.  Ikesound.com has it for 259.00.  I bought my JBL 600.1 from them, they ship quick and have good customer service.  Here is the link, and good luck!

http://www.ikesound.com/product-product_id/209

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a friend has the 600.1 it soulds good on two mtx subs .....if i was going to buy a new amp i really like the sound streams but any other sugs would be helpful in picking the right one......the 1200.1 is a good choice also...hanx for the help

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