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12" Icon 35-45hz

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Anybody have an idea how the 12" icon will sound for rock in and enclosure tuned this high or have any suggestions for an enclosure/tunning made for rock/metal. I read this woofer gets real low but was wondering if i could build another enclosure to swap out just for rock and metal.

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my enclosure is tuned ~34hz, and 2ft^3 net for a 12 ICON. it does a great job on rock in that enclosure/tuning. this thing is meant for the lows, but should perform fine in a higher tuned application. my suggestion is throw one in a low tuned box and beef up the midbass/range area of your system and you'll be a very happy camper.

wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee :slayer:

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my enclosure is tuned ~34hz, and 2ft^3 net for a 12 ICON. it does a great job on rock in that enclosure/tuning. this thing is meant for the lows, but should perform fine in a higher tuned application. my suggestion is throw one in a low tuned box and beef up the midbass/range area of your system and you'll be a very happy camper.

wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee :slayer:

Sounds good to me, im installing my pg rsd6.5cs when i get out of work today and as soon as my check clears next week im going to be buying the icon.

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Kent is right, you can tune a little higher if you like, but 34 is a good starting point. Personally, I would make a quick sealed box in the .8-1.2 range and see how you like it. If you want to let its output potential to be set free for daily usage, build a 2.1-2.5 box in the 34-39hz range.

I think we need to build a higher tuned test box for people, but the majority of people that are looking at the ICON, or own the ICON, love it ported in the low 30's. Smooth roll off, with strong bottom end and little to no peaks.

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I don't think any sub in any enclosure tuned to 45hz will sound good with rock, terrible in fact. If you do go ported please tune lower.

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Kent is right, you can tune a little higher if you like, but 34 is a good starting point. Personally, I would make a quick sealed box in the .8-1.2 range and see how you like it. If you want to let its output potential to be set free for daily usage, build a 2.1-2.5 box in the 34-39hz range.

I think we need to build a higher tuned test box for people, but the majority of people that are looking at the ICON, or own the ICON, love it ported in the low 30's. Smooth roll off, with strong bottom end and little to no peaks.

I love mine there!!!!!

J

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