boston acoustics g2 line

[infamous_e46]

How much power would you feed these while still being safe

I got an autotek m2500.1d which has an 80a fuse but it pretty overrated

Would my 15" g2 handle this amp at 2ohm?

Sealed box 1.9 polyfill like a mutha

[infamous_e46]

[kushy_dreams]

It will be fine man I'm tellin you. Boston subs are very under rated when they are given a certain power rating.

[infamous_e46]

It will be fine man I'm tellin you. Boston subs are very under rated when they are given a certain power rating.

2 1/2 coil with good cooling it looks like

[kushy_dreams]

Yep and the fuses on the subs protect them from getting too much power, they do no however prevent heat build up in the coil, but the radial vent cooling takes care of that. I beat the **** out of my g1s on 3x their rms ratings and the worst that would happen was a blown fuse and the coil never smelled. I could go on all day about how great their subs are lol. Its just a shame that BA never marketed properly.

[infamous_e46]

Yep and the fuses on the subs protect them from getting too much power, they do no however prevent heat build up in the coil, but the radial vent cooling takes care of that. I beat the **** out of my g1s on 3x their rms ratings and the worst that would happen was a blown fuse and the coil never smelled. I could go on all day about how great their subs are lol. Its just a shame that BA never marketed properly.

ba was the last of lower rms high sensitivy loud as fuqq subs they were truly keeping it old school

[Danometal]

I installed a BA G1 8 inch sub in my brother's truck, and it's very surprising. Great SQ and output out of that little guy.

[Suicide Bobb]

ba was the last of lower rms high sensitivy loud as fuqq subs they were truly keeping it old school

Not sure where you got the high sensitivity part, they are some of the least sensitive subs I've dealt with. But that's not what you buy them for. If you want great sound quality, build quality, technology, looks, reliability, and good performance in a small box, look no further.

[Suicide Bobb]

And I doubt it will handle what I estimate is around 800rms from that amp, but like they said, it will probably blow the fuse. It'll probably enjoy like 4-500rms. Who knows though, that's just an educated guess. My G5 was more than happy with 600rms.

[infamous_e46]

And I doubt it will handle what I estimate is around 800rms from that amp, but like they said, it will probably blow the fuse. It'll probably enjoy like 4-500rms. Who knows though, that's just an educated guess. My G5 was more than happy with 600rms.

I doubt the amp will do 800 at 2 ohm lol

[Suicide Bobb]

I doubt the amp will do 800 at 2 ohm lol

oooh so it's rated at 1ohm? Then yeah, 400rms will be fine for it if the power isn't clipped. Set your gain with at least a DMM, you'll be fine.

[infamous_e46]

oooh so it's rated at 1ohm? Then yeah, 400rms will be fine for it if the power isn't clipped. Set your gain with at least a DMM, you'll be fine.

Ill try my dmm sux

[kushy_dreams]

I think I'm gonna throw a box together for one of my g2 15s in the next few days. I'm thinking about 4-4.5cubes with a 6in port tuned around 30-33hz.

[infamous_e46]

I think I'm gonna throw a box together for one of my g2 15s in the next few days. I'm thinking about 4-4.5cubes with a 6in port tuned around 30-33hz.

Thought they liked smaller boxes ?

[kushy_dreams]

Thought they liked smaller boxes ?

The svc's have a high qts, so it would need a large low tuned ported box to play flat. I'm not sure how well they do in sealed, Boston recommends fairly small boxes for sealed applications. But whats really concerning me is the EBP is in the 20s, which would indicate that the woofer is suited for a sealed enclosure, but the manual lists 3.5 @ 34hz for ported.