250W Sub Suggestions.
10-27-2007, 03:39 PM
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10-28-2007, 10:28 AM
#13
power depends on your listening preferences.
with this kind of power though, it seems to me that you would want to push the amp a bit harder, because it's a low power application and if you feel like listening at loud level, you have a chance of clipping the amp sooner.
well, maybe not, maybe you're not a bass head
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with this kind of power though, it seems to me that you would want to push the amp a bit harder, because it's a low power application and if you feel like listening at loud level, you have a chance of clipping the amp sooner.
well, maybe not, maybe you're not a bass head
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10-28-2007, 07:10 PM
#14
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power depends on your listening preferences.
with this kind of power though, it seems to me that you would want to push the amp a bit harder, because it's a low power application and if you feel like listening at loud level, you have a chance of clipping the amp sooner.
well, maybe not, maybe you're not a bass head.
with this kind of power though, it seems to me that you would want to push the amp a bit harder, because it's a low power application and if you feel like listening at loud level, you have a chance of clipping the amp sooner.
well, maybe not, maybe you're not a bass head
.4", 5.25" and 4x6. I just want to have enough bass to complimet the highs and mids that my speakers will put out.
i listen mostly to rock and metal so i dont need the rap/dance deep sounding bass.
as of right now i think i will go for an Alpine V Power that puts out 220W and a Polk Momo 8" Sub that needs 200W RMS. So i have 20 extra watts out of the Amp.
I opted for the 8" because i have a Corrado and there is VERY little room in the back.
I am just not sure how big the box should be...i would like to build it myself.
thanks
Jazz
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