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argonrepublic

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I saw an ad a while back for some 12" subwoofers. They seemed econoimical and appeared to be well made. The ad made a remark about them being the best bang for the buck for infinite baffle system. I think they were $100 each. I did a little research and found the subs to have a considerable amount of controversy over the price and quality. I wish I could remember them. Hoping someone here may be able to refresh my memory.
Sorry for my lengthy intro. I would like to put 2 or 4 12" subwoofers in a wall downstairs. It is an unfinished basement. I would like some hints or suggestions to get my research started. I can't spend a ton of money but would like something above common average.
It is my understanding that infinite baffle refers to in wall subs.
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'In wall' in the sense that there will be a room size cavity on the other side to load the driver. Typically, IB 'sub' drivers have a <20 Hz Fs, >0.5 Qts and a large Vas relative to the driver size.

There's quite a selection of sealed/IB 'sub' drivers, so no way to know what brand/model you're referring to.

FYI, all 'things' IB can be found here: Home | "Cult of the Infinitely Baffled" Hear The Bass, Not The Box The definitive online resource for Infinite Baffle subwoofer design Established 1999

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odysseybmx414

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SIM 6 of these bad boys in winisd pro. You can see my manifold below. These drivers are the GRS 12sw-4 on PE. They are a gem and only $20 each. I can't believe more people don't use these!

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