best 10 inch sub????
#124
Originally Posted by Keeshwah
lol hardcore internet threats are scary. where's the kickban button?
and i'll bring down $100 with me that says my 2 audiobahn 10s with only a 600w amp sound WAY better than your overhyped novelty brand crap. U pretensious losers entertain me so much. :D
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Originally Posted by SePaTc
Originally Posted by Keeshwah
lol hardcore internet threats are scary. where's the kickban button?
and i'll bring down $100 with me that says my 2 audiobahn 10s with only a 600w amp sound WAY better than your overhyped novelty brand crap. U pretensious losers entertain me so much. :D
Also come down for a DBdrag event and I will show you what all the novelty brands can do.
#127
Originally Posted by Tcguy85
Originally Posted by Olesen_Custom_Automotive
this thread became pointless
#130
Good morning, have some data. If you are really interested in figuring out what the "best" 10 will be, check my other post and calculate it out yourself.
Speaker design reference manuals
I have the first book and with it you can calculate what the best sub will be for a sealed, ported, bandpass, isoberic, or other application. I find this thread amusing because the real question is, what is the best box design for my application. Once the box type is known, it is simply a matter of matching the driver whose specifications are optimal for the selected enclosure.
JL also has a nice write-up on selecting an enclosure (generic, not a plug for just the ones JL makes)
Enclosure comparisson thread
and Parent Technical Discussion Page (includes amps and install techniques)
Let's bring this thread back in to a technical discussion.
Speaker design reference manuals
I have the first book and with it you can calculate what the best sub will be for a sealed, ported, bandpass, isoberic, or other application. I find this thread amusing because the real question is, what is the best box design for my application. Once the box type is known, it is simply a matter of matching the driver whose specifications are optimal for the selected enclosure.
JL also has a nice write-up on selecting an enclosure (generic, not a plug for just the ones JL makes)
Enclosure comparisson thread
and Parent Technical Discussion Page (includes amps and install techniques)
Let's bring this thread back in to a technical discussion.
#131
+1 for vettereddie
he helped me create my massive enclosure by giving me accurate data
you can make the cheapest sub sound amazing if the enclosure is designed and built correct
four 10" Rockford P1's @ $49.99 each blew an amazing 140dB in a legal readout (windows up, and in center dash)
the enclosure is just as/more important that the sub you put in it
he helped me create my massive enclosure by giving me accurate data
you can make the cheapest sub sound amazing if the enclosure is designed and built correct
four 10" Rockford P1's @ $49.99 each blew an amazing 140dB in a legal readout (windows up, and in center dash)
the enclosure is just as/more important that the sub you put in it
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Originally Posted by Olesen_Custom_Automotive
+1 for vettereddie
he helped me create my massive enclosure by giving me accurate data
you can make the cheapest sub sound amazing if the enclosure is designed and built correct
four 10" Rockford P1's @ $49.99 each blew an amazing 140dB in a legal readout (windows up, and in center dash)
the enclosure is just as/more important that the sub you put in it
he helped me create my massive enclosure by giving me accurate data
you can make the cheapest sub sound amazing if the enclosure is designed and built correct
four 10" Rockford P1's @ $49.99 each blew an amazing 140dB in a legal readout (windows up, and in center dash)
the enclosure is just as/more important that the sub you put in it
I blew 139db on a single 12... but you have more cone area than me.
#134
Originally Posted by vettereddie
Once the box type is known, it is simply a matter of matching the driver whose specifications are optimal for the selected enclosure.
Originally Posted by Olesen_Custom_Automotive
the enclosure is just as/more important that the sub you put in it
People would be a lot better off if they start thinking "system", rather than just "component". Everyone should have a complete system plan before taking action, and ask about all aspects of their potential subwoofer system as a whole. It doesn't make much sense to ask about only the sub(s), or an enclosure (incl. it's tuning and/or placement), or the amp(s) alone, when they all have to be considered equally in order to meet the user's requirements.
#135
Originally Posted by trialsindude
Originally Posted by Olesen_Custom_Automotive
+1 for vettereddie
he helped me create my massive enclosure by giving me accurate data
you can make the cheapest sub sound amazing if the enclosure is designed and built correct
four 10" Rockford P1's @ $49.99 each blew an amazing 140dB in a legal readout (windows up, and in center dash)
the enclosure is just as/more important that the sub you put in it
he helped me create my massive enclosure by giving me accurate data
you can make the cheapest sub sound amazing if the enclosure is designed and built correct
four 10" Rockford P1's @ $49.99 each blew an amazing 140dB in a legal readout (windows up, and in center dash)
the enclosure is just as/more important that the sub you put in it
I blew 139db on a single 12... but you have more cone area than me.
you sure like being an a$shole, dont you?
btw: the TermPro SPL dB drag racing meter recommends top dead center of the dashboard in the front of the vehicle, all windows up
the point is, cheap subs can create lots of sound if they have a good box
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Originally Posted by Olesen_Custom_Automotive
Originally Posted by trialsindude
Originally Posted by Olesen_Custom_Automotive
+1 for vettereddie
he helped me create my massive enclosure by giving me accurate data
you can make the cheapest sub sound amazing if the enclosure is designed and built correct
four 10" Rockford P1's @ $49.99 each blew an amazing 140dB in a legal readout (windows up, and in center dash)
the enclosure is just as/more important that the sub you put in it
he helped me create my massive enclosure by giving me accurate data
you can make the cheapest sub sound amazing if the enclosure is designed and built correct
four 10" Rockford P1's @ $49.99 each blew an amazing 140dB in a legal readout (windows up, and in center dash)
the enclosure is just as/more important that the sub you put in it
I blew 139db on a single 12... but you have more cone area than me.
you sure like being an a$shole, dont you?
btw: the TermPro SPL dB drag racing meter recommends top dead center of the dashboard in the front of the vehicle, all windows up
the point is, cheap subs can create lots of sound if they have a good box
Alan Dante manage to fart out 181 on a single 10. but thats a whole different story.
and yeah I'm an a$shole to stupid people like you that dont know ****.
The relationship between the dash and the windshield shall be such that the sensor can be placed on the windshield and the proper distances from the sensor to the dash (4 inches or 10.16 cm) and the sensor to the windshield pillar (12 inches or 30.48 cm) can be achieved.
http://www.termpro.com/dbdrag/rules/2007/section3.asp
Then if all the db drag shows I've been to all their mic placement has been wrong all this time then wow.
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