Need help with a new and potentially "final" install
12-11-2010, 06:00 PM
#11
yeah i hear that.. but i guess if i sold my other equip then i could get a better battery upfront and possibly an alt aswell.
As far as the front stage goes im gunna need help thats why im here.. i wanna use another set of tweeters.. maybe some tang bang or something a long those lines... the mids need an enclosure in the center console so im asking someone to help me design and build it! anyone have experience with putting there mids in an mdf center console?
im staying away from the doors because im not getting the right response from them and pods are difficult because its so close to my clutch that i keep hitting my foot off the pod when i shift. so the best place is the center console.
As far as the front stage goes im gunna need help thats why im here.. i wanna use another set of tweeters.. maybe some tang bang or something a long those lines... the mids need an enclosure in the center console so im asking someone to help me design and build it! anyone have experience with putting there mids in an mdf center console?
im staying away from the doors because im not getting the right response from them and pods are difficult because its so close to my clutch that i keep hitting my foot off the pod when i shift. so the best place is the center console.
12-11-2010, 06:05 PM
#12
i think im gunna do 1.5 sealed for 1 15 jbl... runn the 1200.1 at it and then the titanium at my mids. anyone want to build the box for me? double baffle the front and router the edges. i have no equipment at my house currently to build ANYTHING. i recently moved. im also working 6 days a week so i dont have much time nor do i have a garage at the moment to work in. like i said thismay be a group and team effort to get this build done!
12-12-2010, 11:56 AM
#14
12-12-2010, 12:43 PM
#15
Quoted from the owners manual from the JBL site ("choosing an enclosure"):
While infinite baffle mounting of GTi Series subs is possible, power handling will be compromised since there will be no enclosed volume of air to help the speaker’s suspension control the motion of the woofer’s cone.
For this reason, we do not recommend infinite-baffle mounting for high-power applications.
I added the underline to "high power"
If space and power is an issue, IMO, IB might be even more appealing!
You mentioned that you were looking to use only one sub - the car in which I heard the W15GTi used IB, used only one and it was more than enough for a SQ install.
This was the install in question:
http://www.canadiancaraudio.com/onli...pid-build.html
Just providing some food for thought.
While infinite baffle mounting of GTi Series subs is possible, power handling will be compromised since there will be no enclosed volume of air to help the speaker’s suspension control the motion of the woofer’s cone.
For this reason, we do not recommend infinite-baffle mounting for high-power applications.
I added the underline to "high power"
If space and power is an issue, IMO, IB might be even more appealing!
You mentioned that you were looking to use only one sub - the car in which I heard the W15GTi used IB, used only one and it was more than enough for a SQ install.
This was the install in question:
http://www.canadiancaraudio.com/onli...pid-build.html
Just providing some food for thought.
01-06-2011, 05:40 PM
#16
Wowww unfortunately I am now in need of a new car so everythings for sale. Suspension is toast and its gunna be under a grand to fix it. Thanks guys let's try to get this equipment good new homes! If your at all interested or know anybody that's interested just let me know!
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