does anyone know if I need, or if I can get a subsonic filter for mtx 1501d amp? Would I even notice the difference?

 

subsonic would not be amp dependant..


what kind of box is your sub in?

 

single "12 Sledgehammer, going to make a ported box tunned to a frequency of 43-47.
My issue right now is that when i play hip-hop song everything sounds really good, but on some dance/euro songs there seems to be additional bass notes! for example when you listen to a song on the radio it sounds fine, but in my car you can hear extra bass notes in the song and i dont know if that is due to it being in the song and i just cant hear it in other cars because they dont have subwoofers or if it has something to do with my amp or sub?
what do you think?
any help would be great!!
thanks

 

I would definately use a SS filter on your box if you are tuning that high. I think that is a little high for daily listening. Without one you could fry your sub when songs have frequencies in which your box is tuned to.

I cant help ya on where to get one though [img]graemlins/dunno.gif[/img]

 

Harrison Labs make F-Mod SS filters.
They have an E-Bay store, or PM me and I'll hook you up.
They will definately make for cleaner, tighter bass on any ported box, and safer too.

 

I dont know how many ss filters they make (harrison labs) but it seem they have one that starts at 37hz or 30hz. which one would I want? and it also says -3db on the ebay store website what does this mean?
thanks

 

Isn't it about time that the proper term INFRASONIC was used, instead of SUB-sonic ?
Do you know what the difference is?

 

I dont, fill me in Eli.

 

spend 300 bucks for a phoenix gold bass cube your bass will be complete trust me.its a subsonic filter and parametric eq with tunable frequency and volume from drivers seat.

 

What about a MaxxBass 103, would that be better then pg bass cube? does it have a ss filter?

[ June 17, 2005, 11:53 PM: Message edited by: dchow ]