Who says pretty can't be loud? / Our SQ guys are lacking

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07-29-2009, 12:47 AM

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sx4life

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you have 4 15's compares to his 1 though LOL

07-29-2009, 02:19 AM

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Originally Posted by sx4life

you have 4 15's compares to his 1 though LOL

very true...but I bet it can't be felt 4 blocks away and get complaints that it can be
heard and felt while having a shower when it drives by
**actuall complaint from Marty Butsma (Mayor of Salmon Arm BC)....LOL

07-30-2009, 09:00 PM

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Originally Posted by jalat

its also a hatchback getting like 3200rms

I believe more like 10000 rms linked at 2ohms. Those amps are rated at 3500 @2 ohms 14volts and 5000 @ 1ohm 14 volts. I believe they are also 16-18 volt stable. Which will definetly yield more power.

And as for a single sub try 1 10000 rms sub. Thats pretty retarded. Which is preety much the same power handling as thummpers 4 Xcon's ( i know more cone is louder) but will forget about it this time seeing as this is one rididculous sub.

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07-30-2009, 09:18 PM

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Originally Posted by fozzz

Now the question is, why can't our Canadian SPL guys make cars that look good if they can elswhere?

I know, no points for pretty!

there is only 2 possible reasons why......becasue they cant....or because they wont....noone knows because none of them have ever tried....lol

07-30-2009, 09:42 PM

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Originally Posted by fozzz

Now the question is, why can't our Canadian SPL guys make cars that look good if they can elswhere?

I know, no points for pretty!

I think there are a few actually, and on top of that the loudest ones in Canada.

07-30-2009, 10:25 PM

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there are a couple alberta guys that have defintely done a good job with the purdy side of things....tryingt to make a jillion batteries look good aint always easy...

07-30-2009, 11:20 PM

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Originally Posted by thumpper

felt 4 blocks away ............................ highly doubt it, if it was felt 4 blocks away you'd have to be in the 160 db range. Better tell your mayor to take off the molson goggles (LOL).

07-31-2009, 12:01 AM

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Originally Posted by IT Hz

felt 4 blocks away ............................ highly doubt it, if it was felt 4 blocks away you'd have to be in the 160 db range. Better tell your mayor to take off the molson goggles (LOL).

Well I know for a fact when thumpper drives past my house 2 streets away and I am in the shower there has been more than once that I have had to rush out because I think that he is sitting out side.... I go and wait and I hear bass but no van... I can hear that F*%KER Clear across town.

When He first put that system in i was over a half kilometre away and I could hear him clear as day..

I went for a walk to see if I could see him. I walked for a bit before I even seen him.

When I was about 400 meters away I was beside some Grand stands. The roof was shaking to the beat of the song.. And I think he was listing to some old school rock.. LOW TUNES TRAVELS FOR EVER.

07-31-2009, 12:02 AM

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Originally Posted by IT Hz

felt 4 blocks away ............................ highly doubt it, if it was felt 4 blocks away you'd have to be in the 160 db range. Better tell your mayor to take off the molson goggles (LOL).

it's a good combination of enclosure , sub , and power

a good low tuned system will always be felt further away....if you can
produce 10hz at the 143db level you can knock stuff off of shelves in
your neighbours house across the road