ok guys its simple i had 4 12 in a ported box that did over 150 and sounded great on the street so dont tell me it cant be done second im going with 2 12 and atleats 1000 watts just want to know who is a goood builder that will work with me

 

4 12's doing over 150 doesn't mean you can get 1 12 over 145. [img]tongue.gif[/img]

 

well thats what were here to find out not what you say cant be done but simply to prove your wrong besides theres guys doing higher numbers with smaller woofers

 

and then there are alos guys that know what they are talking about

[ July 06, 2004, 10:04 AM: Message edited by: Tinted ]

 

I might have a box that could fit in a sunflower!!

 

Oh.. don't get me wrong. I know it's possible to get 1 12" over 145. I have 1 12" doing over 147.

But you want it tuned to be able to play regular music at 145, have it fit in the back of a regular cab truck, and do that with only 800w? That's a bit harder.

Btw.. who actually listens to music over 145db?! [img]graemlins/freak.gif[/img]

[ July 06, 2004, 12:21 PM: Message edited by: JordyO ]

 

^ Nobody. It's strictly for impressing the kids at the 7-11 and high school parking lots.

 

i listend to over 145 db's for a whole year. now i really regret it. my hearing has worsen ALOT. it is a very stupid thing to do.

 

i did but i have an advantage im totally deaf in my right ear so all that noise is no bother to me and lets face it it wont sound like a sq box but i want to be able to listen to music is what im saying... cant remember the guys name hes from the US but he had a single 10 doing 60s if you can imagine that

 

I assume you are referring to Nathan Munson.

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