what is a good 10" sub for spl
Im surey he willey be happey in a properley builtey boxey withey onley 800 wattsey and hitey a goodey numberey aboutey 145dbey
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sorry... I copuldn't help it... "e" does not belong in sorry or happy
but yeah 10's and 800watts will do about 145dB
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sorry... I copuldn't help it... "e" does not belong in sorry or happy
but yeah 10's and 800watts will do about 145dB
Originally posted by zzzzzzz:
i will look that up
ok for a sq car what is a good #
i will look that up
ok for a sq car what is a good #
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adv.
1. Not anywhere.
2. To no place or result: protested the ruling but got nowhere.
n.
1. A remote or unknown place: a cabin in the middle of nowhere.
2. A state of nonexistence: an idea that came out of nowhere.
Idioms:
miles from nowhere
In a very remote place.
nowhere near
Not nearly: has nowhere near enough money to buy a house.
You don't see too many SQ cars doing over a 140. I would say that 140 is a excellent SPL score from a SQ designed system.
Everyone here always makes it sound so easy to hit big SPL #'s, with crap. I wonder how many of them have actually have tried to make this stuff loud??? For me anyway, it has been a battle for every tenth of a dB. That's just my experience, others must be much luckier. I just wonder why more Street competitors didn't hit over a 150 this year? Maybe it's not so easy after all, huh?
Everyone here always makes it sound so easy to hit big SPL #'s, with crap. I wonder how many of them have actually have tried to make this stuff loud??? For me anyway, it has been a battle for every tenth of a dB. That's just my experience, others must be much luckier. I just wonder why more Street competitors didn't hit over a 150 this year? Maybe it's not so easy after all, huh?
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Clay I must be a lucky one? not being sarcastic. I hit a 149.1 with 1 D3 about 2600 rms and 2 12" american bass vfl with Apx motors in testing with Yuli and Crazy Curtis early last year, testing was about 1 hour to get that score. fooled around after didn't really see to much of a change final consistant score 149.7. I am and was doing 151 consistant with this equipement in street B setup WITH ONLY 1 D3 AMP late last year. 1 batt etc. I was using boxes I used the year earlier for my 10" kicker L7' and the only boxes I have used for competing. I could give an experienced SPLer my equipement to play with maybe hit a 152 with a D3 then give them 2 DD z1's to play with on my American Bass subs for a day and hit a 153 or 154 in testing.some people on this forum will never hit a 150 in this setup,some will, and some have. 150 to myself is not crazy loud in street B setup because it was relitively easy to hit because of the luck and some people I knew to help. too others its insane to hit 150 and a select few can hit 150 with a single woofer in street setup. it all depends on how much$$ or how much info you have in SPL and dedication to SPL or even SQ you have.
