What sub to get if I listen to metal/punk?!?!
05-04-2006, 11:02 AM
#14
Look at power handeling, linear excursion, and the box required...
Designing the box is the difficult part.... chances are you want something with extension down to 20-25hz with a Q of .707 or greater which is considered critically damped with maximum extension... you need that in a box that will fit your car.... as a general rule of thumb higher Q is more accurate as far as damping goes... but at the loss of transient response....
The notion that a smaller sub is quicker or tighter or whatever is not true
Designing the box is the difficult part.... chances are you want something with extension down to 20-25hz with a Q of .707 or greater which is considered critically damped with maximum extension... you need that in a box that will fit your car.... as a general rule of thumb higher Q is more accurate as far as damping goes... but at the loss of transient response....
The notion that a smaller sub is quicker or tighter or whatever is not true
Last edited by Haunz; 05-04-2006 at 11:06 AM.
05-04-2006, 11:14 AM
#15
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Single 10" in the proper box will give you good output..... more then enuf...... although it is vehicle/installation dependent. A good set of 6.5" components will give you the midbass you need as well. We recommend to our customers the DLS magnesium line-up for the hard rock/punk/metal sound because of the characteristics of that line and that they are LOUD !!
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