RE Audio RFX12D4

Pretty Good Starters!

I bought these to go in my 1990 Chevy Shortbed. I wanted something that banged but I wasn't ready to go all out on audio because I was building my badass motor. I put these in a prefab sealed truck box on a Hifonics GLX1000.1 and man was I impressed. They really made me a fan of RE and I upgraded to the SE-X 12's. If your not wanting to pay big money for Big Bang GET THESE SUBS!!!!!!

Follow up after 1 month of use.

After having this sub for a month and putting about 2-3 hours of daily play on it this sub is only getting louder. After doing some modifications to the box mentioned above I now have this sub down firing in my Suburban still with only 200 watts rms and it far surpasses a friends blazer with 2 JL Audio 12w3's on a JL Audio 500/1v2 in spl and sq. For the money this is the best subwoofer I have ever owned and still highly recommend it.

This thing is amazing

I was building a system on a budget and was having a hard time deciding on a subwoofer and I finally decided RE Audio SRX 12D4 but when I finally had the money to purchase said subwoofer Sonic was sold out.So after my mini melt down I decided on this RE Audio RFX 12D4.At first I was worried this sub wouldn't perform the way I wanted only being 190 watts rms and being such a inexpensive sub.This thing is an absolute beast and has surpassed all my expectations.I am powering this sub with a Xtant 121m at 2 ohms which is providing about 200 watts rms at 3/4 gain with no clipping.I have it placed in a 1.2 cubic foot sealed Belva MDFS12 (Also purchased from Sonic) which is .4 cubic feet bigger than recommended specs but I have found a little bigger is always better.This sub far surpasses the MTX 12 I previously had and is only 2 days old and not even broke in yet.This sub is a perfect chose for anyone looking for an awesome subwoofer at an unbeatable price.I give this sub a 5 out of 5 and the only thing negative I can find to say is the mounting holes are a little larger than most subwoofers available nowadays so I suggest getting screws with large heads.If your looking for a sub for under $80 that performs like well known $200+ subs look no further than the RE Audio RFX 12D4.Not to mention this thing is gorgeous