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I need some new 15's that will fit in a 10 cube box tuned to 35 Hz......any suggestions that will be not too expensive...but get hella loud/low? :D
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2 Strokers will do. I have some kicking around I can sell for a mid-end price.
[ June 15, 2003, 04:18 PM: Message edited by: Chadxton ] |
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Originally posted by Pridefcf: PM sent |
What's the budget?
How much power are you planning to feed them? |
Radio Shack has their 15" on clearance for $79.99
Check theses specs [img]graemlins/freak.gif[/img] 8 ohm 100 watts rms Recommended 21 cf sealed enclosure Awesome [img]graemlins/@bow.gif[/img] |
Originally posted by mcchicken: What's the budget? How much power are you planning to feed them? |
Sooo...how much power are you feeding them and at what impedence?
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whoops....im running the subs at 1ohm now...so around 1200
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Originally posted by Pridefcf: whoops....im running the subs at 1ohm now...so around 1200 http://www.carsound.com/reviews/amps/d300hc.html |
Originally posted by goofball2k: </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Pridefcf: whoops....im running the subs at 1ohm now...so around 1200 http://www.carsound.com/reviews/amps/d300hc.html </font>[/QUOTE]yea its a nice little amp |
i just need some subs now that can handle that power im pushing with it...these 4 yr old shockers that i have just arent cutting it...im only hitting a 144
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What mic are you pulling a 144 on?
No offence but that seems a little low considering the power (over 2000W?) and cone area (2 15's?). You should be able to beat that with half the power with the right subs (on the average mic). |
Originally posted by mcchicken: What mic are you pulling a 144 on? No offence but that seems a little low considering the power (over 2000W?) and cone area (2 15's?). You should be able to beat that with half the power with the right subs (on the average mic). X |
lol... mid-end...
There's no end in the middle. :D |
well my subs are VERY OLD and BEAT UP...and my box is tuned to 35 Hz
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Originally posted by mcchicken: What mic are you pulling a 144 on? No offence but that seems a little low considering the power (over 2000W?) and cone area (2 15's?). You should be able to beat that with half the power with the right subs (on the average mic). |
Originally posted by mcchicken: What mic are you pulling a 144 on? No offence but that seems a little low considering the power (over 2000W?) and cone area (2 15's?). You should be able to beat that with half the power with the right subs (on the average mic). [ June 16, 2003, 06:04 AM: Message edited by: capriceclassic ] |
OK...if you're usually closer to 150 with a low tune (by SPL standards)....that's loud... I don't see how you're going to beat that with only $500.
If you simply want better scores in comps....just build a new box. |
heheh, his box is close to 10 cubes with a monster port....he don't need a new one.
Unless he goes with an ABC, that box enough for most drivers unless he builds a wall. |
If he is merely looking for #'s on a mic then I really doubt 35Hz is an ideal tuning frequency.
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it's more important to match the box to the subs then just build the biggest you can..
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No sh!t.....where did I mention anything about box size?
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Originally posted by mcchicken: No sh!t.....where did I mention anything about box size? |
Oops....sorry
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Originally posted by mcchicken: OK...if you're usually closer to 150 with a low tune (by SPL standards)....that's loud... I don't see how you're going to beat that with only $500. If you simply want better scores in comps....just build a new box. |
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