oh ya, got the xm,me like me music. it will rattle the doors, maybe thats why my hearing aint so good anymore
I know someone with two 15" L7's. I don't know how they got the box in the trunk, but it takes up the whole trunk. You can hear him from like 3 blocks away.
psh thats nothing. the guy who owns a car audio store around here has an escalade with 1 18" kicker solo x. thats like 5000 watts rms. i couldnt see straight or breathe right in there. that was crazy.
i couldnt see straight or breathe right in there
I think chads got some stuff that's alot cheaper that will do that too hahahaha
all you audioheads. would a smaller sealed box make my type r hit harder? it calls for a .5-.8 cu ft box. and whats the advatages/disadvatages to a line driver? any reccomendations on a good one? thanks.
There are only 2 ways to move air and thus create maximum SPL. The first is a driver's xmax (the ability to move forward and back). That's the linear motion from a stationary state. So say one 10" driver has a 1" xmax ( 1/2" forward, 1/2" back) and another 10" has a 1 1/2" xmax. Assuming the same effeciancy of the drive system (magnet, suspension, etc.) then the driver with the higher xmax will be capable of moving more air and thus achieving a higher SPL (sound pressure level).
The second way is a larger diameter driver.
A smaller sealed box will make your "type r" hit harder if you mean a faster transient response, however that will come at the the expense of lower bass. There's always a trade off.
BTW, regardless of input (100 watts or 5000 watts) any energy that can not be converted into linear motion ends up as heat and must be dissipated though the voice coil and magnet assembly.
what do you mean by lower bass?
destroy_my_revo_15 Wrote:what do you mean by lower bass?
A deeper bass note. HZ. Vibrations per second.
im still confused sorry. will a smaller box make it hit the lower bass?
No. You will lose some of the lowest frequencies because the driver will not have enough "strength" essentially to move slowly against the higher pressure build up in a smaller box. That is the best way I can think to explain it. A smaller box will get a sub to hit quicker and be more "musical" and will not hit as low. This is true for sealed boxes.
Ported boxes are different because you are going to tune them for certain frequencies based on volume and port size.
what are your guy's opinons on memphis stuff?
Just bought a 10" Type R
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So....I need an amp. RMS must be around 500 watts. No more than $200.
Ideas?
so can you put 2 subs in?
Yeah, theoretically I bet I could.
But, I don't have enough money for two subs, two amps (or 1 powerful one), and god knows how much juice that would pull...Might have to up the alternator then and I really don't want to do that.
I'ma stick with one
Hey. PM me with the dimensions of your current box please, I'm having problems finding a box that will fit without sub "risers".
Yes. I get paid so little I can't afford even ONE of their subs.
Ok...
Anybody have experience with amps made by
BOSS
SOUNDSTORM
how about some headphones? that way you wont have to pull a trailer for the bigger battery
well mohammed has a 1200 watt soundstorm. it sounds ok with his RF p1's