Adire Audio Brahma mark II Vs. RE XXX
02-19-2005, 09:27 PM
#41
SQ you tune it low around 30Hz, that way it will play all frequencies above its tuning frequency very well.
SPL usually the box is tuned for a higher frequency. For best results you tune your box to your cars resonant frequency. This depending on the vehicle is in the 45Hz-80Hz range. Your box will not play any frequency below the tuning frequency well. So sound quality for music will be poor.
SPL usually the box is tuned for a higher frequency. For best results you tune your box to your cars resonant frequency. This depending on the vehicle is in the 45Hz-80Hz range. Your box will not play any frequency below the tuning frequency well. So sound quality for music will be poor.
02-20-2005, 09:18 AM
#43
Originally posted by Xiph0id:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by JordyO:
There are subs OTHER than the 95 series that people can use y'know.
You make it sound like he has to get a DD or he will be screwed. That's just not the case.
There a lot of other subs that are used for the street class with a lot of success. Not to mention the fact that they would be a lot cheaper. [img]graemlins/thumb.gif[/img]
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by JordyO:
There are subs OTHER than the 95 series that people can use y'know.
You make it sound like he has to get a DD or he will be screwed. That's just not the case.
There a lot of other subs that are used for the street class with a lot of success. Not to mention the fact that they would be a lot cheaper. [img]graemlins/thumb.gif[/img]
Get a 3512 instead about half the price and only 1 db quieter.
X </font>[/QUOTE]Because they were available and they were a good price.
Had RE SX, Shockers, or any other round sub been available I would have probably picked them up instead of the DD's. (L7's bump you up in class for IASCA because of cone area) [img]tongue.gif[/img]
02-20-2005, 09:21 AM
#44
Originally posted by The A Team:
Your right Jordy there are many other subs that would cut it. I personally think DD is the best. Everyone has their favorates. Also he has made it clear that he is willing to spend as much as a grand on a sub, so why not get something that is well known for setting records.
Your right Jordy there are many other subs that would cut it. I personally think DD is the best. Everyone has their favorates. Also he has made it clear that he is willing to spend as much as a grand on a sub, so why not get something that is well known for setting records.
2 10's for 1 grand would be a much better purchase for him rather than spending the whole shot on 1 12".
Liking a brand is one thing, but being blind to the fact that it is not the best choice for his application is not good.
(btw... why not suggest a pair of 3510's like I used to run?) [img]tongue.gif[/img]
02-20-2005, 10:11 AM
#45
Don't think I'm tring to argue with you Jordy, but the reason I have never suggested running two subs is because he made it clear that he only wanted one 12".
I agree that two 10" subs would be louder. I saw Team FX2 last year running both, 2-10" and 1-12" DD9500, with the 1-12" only being something like 0.5db less.
I agree that two 10" subs would be louder. I saw Team FX2 last year running both, 2-10" and 1-12" DD9500, with the 1-12" only being something like 0.5db less.
02-20-2005, 11:13 AM
#46
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With only a bd1000 i would not be looking at a subs like the RE MT or the DD 9512 as they need more power to get loud and as X said the 3512 is a good choice of subs for the power. IF you want to go with RE I would suggest a SX 12" I would suggest maybe even a SE 12" with that power. An L7 would like that power, There are many more that you could go with.
02-20-2005, 11:13 AM
#47
Originally posted by The A Team:
Don't think I'm tring to argue with you Jordy, but the reason I have never suggested running two subs is because he made it clear that he only wanted one 12".
I agree that two 10" subs would be louder. I saw Team FX2 last year running both, 2-10" and 1-12" DD9500, with the 1-12" only being something like 0.5db less.
Don't think I'm tring to argue with you Jordy, but the reason I have never suggested running two subs is because he made it clear that he only wanted one 12".
I agree that two 10" subs would be louder. I saw Team FX2 last year running both, 2-10" and 1-12" DD9500, with the 1-12" only being something like 0.5db less.
It was the same score.
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