(2) Aura Force 12" subs.

[legend94]

Both are new in box.
100 shipped each or 175 shipped for both.

[strong*I*bumpin]

Got specs & pix?

[legend94]

go to http://www.aurasound.com/
then click on product archive on the left...scroll down and you will see it.
i will post pics up later tonight

[POLKAT]

Originally Posted by legend94

Both are new in box.
100 shipped each or 175 shipped for both.

Are those the ones from the ebay link in "hot deals" a few weeks ago?


Great subs here guys. I loved my Force 10's. These should sell quickly.

[legend94]

Originally Posted by POLKAT

Are those the ones from the ebay link in "hot deals" a few weeks ago?


Great subs here guys. I loved my Force 10's. These should sell quickly.

yeah, but i fell for the diyma sub

[legend94]

[kappa546]

i should get a discount for posting the link... punk.

[legend94]

Originally Posted by kappa546

i should get a discount for posting the link... punk.

pm sent to you sir

[ThisWasAndy]

Don't mean to pollute your thread, but what size and type of enclosure is recommended for these subs?

I'm a little bit interested as long as its a good fit: Something good quality, can get a little loud, in a smaller enclosure. Going in a trunk.

[legend94]

Originally Posted by ThisWasAndy

Don't mean to pollute your thread, but what size and type of enclosure is recommended for these subs?

I'm a little bit interested as long as its a good fit: Something good quality, can get a little loud, in a smaller enclosure. Going in a trunk.

i used a single 12 in a 1cuft box back in the day.....sounded damn fine
this is from another thread:


"Here's a post from an old forum:
Auto Sound & Security tested the Aura Force 12 in Nov 97. Aura themselves
recommended a sealed box of 0.85-1.7 cu ft or a vented box of 2 cu ft
(vented 3" tube and 10" long). "Revc" was 3.3 ohms.

As tested, the smallest sealed box sounded nice and fast, but had weak bass.
The largest sealed box kept these qualities, but developed excellent bass
extension and power (it was the favorite configuration in the test). They
found a 390 watt mono amp to be a good match for the subwoofer. A crossover
at 60-80 Hz with a slope of 18 or 24 dB per octave was needed to keep down
its midrange.
The vented box was only OK sounding. A fourth order bandpass box with a 21
liter sealed side and 30 liter vented side, and a 4" tube 3.5" long) did a
pretty good job."

[legend94]

anyone?
these are going on ebay soon

[legend94]

http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZ94lengend94QQhtZ-1

[legend94]

Originally Posted by legend94

http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZ94lengend94QQhtZ-1

looks like these will go cheap

[saMxp]

Any chance these would work in an IB situation. Qts is low, but if AS&S said it liked a large sealed enclosure, my trunk is only 7-9 cu ft anyway... nevermind. LOL