8" + 8" = 12"
#12
Originally posted by mike bisson:
Now... please tell me if I am incorrect, but is 20hz even audible in a car?
Now... please tell me if I am incorrect, but is 20hz even audible in a car?
#13
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Originally posted by Speakerman:
yes the box will determine how low they play but 2 8 will not play near as broad a range of frequencies as a 12 will. you will either end up playing low or high or in the middle. just gotta play around with it untill you like it i suppose
yes the box will determine how low they play but 2 8 will not play near as broad a range of frequencies as a 12 will. you will either end up playing low or high or in the middle. just gotta play around with it untill you like it i suppose
On the other end of the spectrum, smaller cones play higher so an 8 should really play higher than a 12 but since most people cut them off under 100hz this is not generally an issue.
And as far as output goes. I always enjoy how 8s are underestimated.
#14
Originally posted by Dukk:
On the other end of the spectrum, smaller cones play higher so an 8 should really play higher than a 12 but since most people cut them off under 100hz this is not generally an issue.
On the other end of the spectrum, smaller cones play higher so an 8 should really play higher than a 12 but since most people cut them off under 100hz this is not generally an issue.