Rockford Fosgate P1S2-12
Rockford Fosgate P1S2-12
Model

Rockford Fosgate P1S2-12

Rating
DIAM
12"
FS(Hz)
25
VAS(l)
88.3
QTS
0.55
PWR(W)
500
SPL(dB)
85.1
IMP(Ohm)
2x1
avb
PROD

+156 P-Bass

29 Sep 2021, 20:58

Description

This box I've optimised to pull out the max-sound of this driver on official sub bass range (20-60Hz) + be the loudest in a car at 20ish frequencies (to be windy): F3high=60Hz, reaching / not overpassing Xmax at 20Hz + between Fbs. The result is a 16+dB peak around 24-25 Hz with the stock 55Hz/12dB cabin gain. Also I've used huge port areas to not overpass 10ms air velocity to cancel port noise. I've used complex model - these aspects are OK with switched off behaviours too (Xmax is not reached between FBs)

Enclosure

BP6, Vbfront: 150.7l, Fbfront: 23.1Hz, Vbrear: 76.9l, Fbrear: 47.1Hz

+156 P-Bass

27 Sep 2021, 22:50

Description

Actually this ported box is that box which maximises out this driver's output potential on official sub-bass range (20-60 Hz), becouse the driver in this box will have ideal power handling down to 20 Hz + it reaches but not passes over it's Xmax on it's RMS power at 20 Hz and higher than Fb / lower than 60 Hz. Also, 4 Ohm version of this driver will perform the same in this box.

Enclosure

Vented, Vb: 114.1l, Fb: 22.4Hz

+156 P-Bass

4 Mar 2021, 23:01

Description

This is a windy L-ported box for this woofer for a car like mine (57Hz/12dB cabin gain including the trunk). I filled in / let SBL to count out the missing speaker parameters to be able to do correct simulations with the complex computation model too / single voicecoil. So, I optimised it to match those needs and rules what I wrote down many times in my previous shared projects, but now it is true for both computation models, not just for the simple model.

Enclosure

Vented, Vb: 94.1l, Fb: 20.6Hz