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Real run on the current catalog · 2026-09-25
Real result, not a mock-up
12-inch sub, up to 60 L net, F3 ≤ 35 Hz, MOL @ F3 ≥ 105 dB
22 of 1,767 12-inch drivers fit with a buildable straight port. Deepest bass, best value and highest output:
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Skar Audio SDR-12 D2
- F3
- 27.6 Hz
- Box
- 53.5 L
- Tuning
- 29.8 Hz
- Port
- Ø 10.0 × 42.4 cm
- MOL @ F3
- 114.2 dB
- Price
- 100 USD
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Skar Audio IVX-12v2 D2
- F3
- 34.8 Hz
- Box
- 54.8 L
- Tuning
- 35.6 Hz
- Port
- Ø 10.0 × 26.7 cm
- MOL @ F3
- 115.5 dB
- Price
- 70 USD
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DB Drive OSW12D4
- F3
- 31.9 Hz
- Box
- 59.6 L
- Tuning
- 34.0 Hz
- Port
- Ø 12.5 × 44.5 cm
- MOL @ F3
- 114.6 dB
- Price
- 350 USD
Textbook vented alignment from published Thiele/Small data; refine volume, port and power handling in the Studio.
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