DD!!!!! How much will it cost and, can IT take it?
11-07-2006, 09:21 PM
#1
DD!!!!! How much will it cost and, can IT take it?
Alright guys, I need to know the price of a DD 2500 12" and 15" for my friend. He wants to go with 2 mb quarts but I told him one DD will probly be way louder and alot better in general. We have no suppliers around my area and I can't call DD because it is after hours. So does anyone have any idea what these subs run for?
Second question, I know DD can take alot more than their ratings. My friend will be running my old infinty amp which is 1200Wrms. Can this subwoofer take that kind of power daily?
Thanks for the help guys.
Second question, I know DD can take alot more than their ratings. My friend will be running my old infinty amp which is 1200Wrms. Can this subwoofer take that kind of power daily?
Thanks for the help guys.
11-08-2006, 02:43 PM
#6
http://www.eaudio.co.nz/dd_2500_series.htm
You can probably do a websearch as well as the rest of us.
Their site says that each 2500 driver is designed to work well with a 5-600 wrms monoblock amp. Do you want us to tell you it will take more so you have someone to blame when you destroy it? I'm a big fan of using more power for better sound, but when you have too much power, you have to be very careful, or you'll vaporize your coils. When you put 1200 wrms into a speaker rated 1000 wmax, you only have to hit clipping once and you'll kill it.
Then you put it in the forsale section as NIB.
Which ofcourse is why nobody shops there....
http://2loud4you.ca/shop/index.php?main_page=products_all
Digital Designs 2515 Series
Model: DD-2515-A
Manufacturer: Digital Designs
Price: $399.99 CAD $244.99 CAD
Save: 39% off
Weight: 11kgs
Date Added: Sunday 07 August, 2005
The new 2500 Series subwoofers were designed to extract the best performance from the newest D-Class amps powering many of today's car audio systems. ... more info
You can probably do a websearch as well as the rest of us.
Their site says that each 2500 driver is designed to work well with a 5-600 wrms monoblock amp. Do you want us to tell you it will take more so you have someone to blame when you destroy it? I'm a big fan of using more power for better sound, but when you have too much power, you have to be very careful, or you'll vaporize your coils. When you put 1200 wrms into a speaker rated 1000 wmax, you only have to hit clipping once and you'll kill it.
Then you put it in the forsale section as NIB.
Which ofcourse is why nobody shops there....http://2loud4you.ca/shop/index.php?main_page=products_all
Digital Designs 2515 Series
Model: DD-2515-A
Manufacturer: Digital Designs
Price: $399.99 CAD $244.99 CAD
Save: 39% off
Weight: 11kgs
Date Added: Sunday 07 August, 2005
The new 2500 Series subwoofers were designed to extract the best performance from the newest D-Class amps powering many of today's car audio systems. ... more info
Last edited by Tom.F.1; 11-08-2006 at 02:47 PM.
11-08-2006, 09:37 PM
#8
The 25 series is actually rated at 500w RMS, but 1000w 'music'... (2000w peak)
Considering his amp will rarely ever get to 1200w (given impedence rise and other factors) ... I'm very comfortable in saying that it will take the 1200w with no problems.
Considering his amp will rarely ever get to 1200w (given impedence rise and other factors) ... I'm very comfortable in saying that it will take the 1200w with no problems.
11-08-2006, 11:29 PM
#9
Originally Posted by Tom.F.1
You can probably do a websearch as well as the rest of us.
Their site says that each 2500 driver is designed to work well with a 5-600 wrms monoblock amp. Do you want us to tell you it will take more so you have someone to blame when you destroy it?
Their site says that each 2500 driver is designed to work well with a 5-600 wrms monoblock amp. Do you want us to tell you it will take more so you have someone to blame when you destroy it?
And I did search the web, BUT! I forgot to search 2 loud 4 you. I checked last time for prices on a 3500 but unfortunatly that site does not carry that line.
Looks like I will be running my kickers for a while.
11-08-2006, 11:49 PM
#10
Originally Posted by Lspade69
Looks like I will be running my kickers for a while.
And get those Kickers into a smaller box you....weren't we discussing that a while ago??.....
Just cuz I'm feeling
tonight 
