Prime 12" R2S Shallow Loaded Enclosure

Marsoni

M251S

$130.00

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Prime 12" R2S Shallow Loaded EnclosureOverview The R2S 1X12 is a single 12 shallow enclosure with 250 Watts RMS power handling wired to a 2 Ohm load. The enclosure is constructed with 5 8 MDF, covered in high density carpet, and features quick release compression terminals. Features 1 Year Warranty Constructed with 5 8" MDF High current binding posts Covered with high density carpet Technologies CEA 2031: Power handling on Rockford Fosgate speakers conform to CEA 2031 industry standards.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2026