If I remember right that sub is just about perfect for that enclosure. Do you plan on running two or just one?


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That would be a NO-NO. When clamshelling subs they had better be identical or you will find out which one is the weaker of the two in the long run. You can get away with one 1259 in the DB212. I have heard a single DVC Dayton in the DB212 and it was impressive.


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If you are wanting to know my favorite , that would be the WO36. Check the WO section for my WO410. I tried them all DB10, DB212, WO36, WO32, HWK8, HWK10, HWK12, and HWK15. After the HWK15 I knew I did not want to wrestle the HWK18. If you want the best bang for the buck the Inverted Wedge(half wedge) has the smallest foot print and impressive SPL numbers. HWKs will hold their own but their size is the only negative for me. If you would like more info let me know.


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How big is your garage and how many subs do you have on hand?

The HWK works great for large areas and size of the enclosure should not matter if you have extra space in the garage. You will prolly need two subwoofers for the HWK for best results (IMHO).

If you don't like the size of the HWK then the Half Wedge will do. You will prolly need to add an additional piece to bottom of the enclosure to get the full effect of the wedge when used in the home/garage environmnet. If you would like more info let me know.


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http://s541.photobucket.com/albums/gg367/HT-EXT/Half%20Wedge%2018/

Either one will do but if it was me two 15"s. If you build the 12"s it will still kicka** but you will always wonder how much better 15"s could be. MY $0.02.


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