Cheap SQ 10" sub for sealed setup?
07-17-2006, 12:28 AM
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i think i found a good sub
http://vancouver.craigslist.org/ele/181277908.html
what do u think of this soundstream SS10?
im offering him $80 for the raw driver, hope hes ok with it
i plan to pair it with alpine MRP-M200
just not sure if my sealed by of 0.8 ft^3 of internal volume is big enuf for this SS10 though
anyone know?
http://vancouver.craigslist.org/ele/181277908.html
what do u think of this soundstream SS10?
im offering him $80 for the raw driver, hope hes ok with it
i plan to pair it with alpine MRP-M200
just not sure if my sealed by of 0.8 ft^3 of internal volume is big enuf for this SS10 though
anyone know?
07-17-2006, 01:26 PM
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polyfill actually virtually increase the internal volume??
why is that?
is it because sound gets trapped inside the polyfill for a little longer?
how do i apply polyfill, do i grab a bunch and just staple it on the inside wall or glue it on?
i think my sub box only has 0.8 cuft of internal volume
why is that?
is it because sound gets trapped inside the polyfill for a little longer?
how do i apply polyfill, do i grab a bunch and just staple it on the inside wall or glue it on?
i think my sub box only has 0.8 cuft of internal volume
07-17-2006, 04:39 PM
#34
SS10 is a nice driver. Give it at least 1 cu. ft. though. It's an older skool driver and they typically like a little more room.
Polyfill disapates energy from the driver more efficiently than air. Air is actually a poor medium of energy transfer. The more air you have, the more energy is disapated. The smaller volume of polyfil disapates energy the same as a larger volume of air.
Polyfill disapates energy from the driver more efficiently than air. Air is actually a poor medium of energy transfer. The more air you have, the more energy is disapated. The smaller volume of polyfil disapates energy the same as a larger volume of air.
07-20-2006, 06:40 PM
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damn
the guy sold his SS10 when we are suppose to meet and trade this weekend
sigh
theres this A/D/S A10S for sale for $90 as well
is it a good sub for my setup?
ive picked up the alpine MRP-M200 already
200w RMS @ 2ohms
the guy sold his SS10 when we are suppose to meet and trade this weekend
sigh
theres this A/D/S A10S for sale for $90 as well
is it a good sub for my setup?
ive picked up the alpine MRP-M200 already
200w RMS @ 2ohms
07-23-2006, 02:46 PM
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i got the A/D/S A10S
for $80
picked up an amp wiring kit (8 guage pwr, 16' RCA inter, inline fuse holder, 60amp fuse..etc) for $30 from princess auto
what a deal
anyone knwo of a good car audio shop in burnaby near lougheed mall that does decent installations?
for $80
picked up an amp wiring kit (8 guage pwr, 16' RCA inter, inline fuse holder, 60amp fuse..etc) for $30 from princess auto
what a deal
anyone knwo of a good car audio shop in burnaby near lougheed mall that does decent installations?
07-23-2006, 03:36 PM
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that was quick
thanx
jeepbeats
ur da man
have u had experiences at soundworks?
i havent heard much about them and their website is always not working despite having the web address on their store front logo when i drove past by
is their price fair?
thanx
jeepbeats
ur da man
have u had experiences at soundworks?
i havent heard much about them and their website is always not working despite having the web address on their store front logo when i drove past by
is their price fair?
