More subs on the way to play with

[SlugButter]

Just ordered 4 of those audio legion 10s and a Savard 12 inch to test out and play with. I wish they had the audio legion model in a 12 or 15, but it doesn’t look like a bad little low power sub to make a quad box for. The Savard I’m excited about. Looks pretty good when modeling it. I only have 1400 rms amplifier though, so it looks like I’m in the market for a bigger amp to push the Savard hard so I can get a real feel for it. Hiding the money I spend from the girlfriend might be an issue, but I’ll cross that bridge when it gets here.

Hi-Q 12 D2v3 | SAVARD Speakers

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S2010 | 10

Description Specifications Box Specs Audio Legion's S2010 is a 10-inch car subwoofer. The S20 Series offers versatility in a subwoofer for the perfect price point and is a great daily driver addition to any vehicle. Constructed with only premium components, the S2010 is built to perform...

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[Ridinhi 5,000+ posts]

Just ordered 4 of those audio legion 10s and a Savard 12 inch to test out and play with. I wish they had the audio legion model in a 12 or 15, but it doesn’t look like a bad little low power sub to make a quad box for. The Savard I’m excited about. Looks pretty good when modeling it. I only have 1400 rms amplifier though, so it looks like I’m in the market for a bigger amp to push the Savard hard so I can get a real feel for it. Hiding the money I spend from the girlfriend might be an issue, but I’ll cross that bridge when it gets here.

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Wonder how they compare to the Javelin series?

 

[SlugButter]

Wonder how they compare to the Javelin series?

I like the way these model over the javelin series. They have a little bigger motor, a little more xmax and a heavier cone. Lower QTS. I think I’m going to try all 4 of them sealed first and see how they do. Kind of a large sealed box at 1.1 cubes per sub with some polyfill I’m thinking.

 

[SlugButter]

I’ve never done a sealed setup in an SUV. Subs firing up and port back seems to be a popular way to fire a ported setup in an SUV. Should I fire the subs up in a sealed setup in an SUV? Right now I am ported with subs and port firing back against the rear hatch.

 

[1aespinoza 10+ year member]

Hiding the money I spend from the girlfriend might be an issue, but I’ll cross that bridge when it gets here.

Better to ask for forgiveness than permission. A week on the couch, worth it.

 

[Marve_Lous]

I’ve never done a sealed setup in an SUV. Subs firing up and port back seems to be a popular way to fire a ported setup in an SUV. Should I fire the subs up in a sealed setup in an SUV? Right now I am ported with subs and port firing back against the rear hatch.

I’d fire them back. But it’ll be super easy just to flip the box up and test both ways.

 

[SlugButter]

I’d fire them back. But it’ll be super easy just to flip the box up and test both ways.

I’d like to put a lexan window in so I will probably just fire them back and put the glass on top. Port back subs back seems fine to me.

 

[HondaCRV03]

I think you'll like the javelins. They're surprising me still

 

[Popwarhomie 5,000+ posts]

Hiding the money I spend from the girlfriend might be an issue, but I’ll cross that bridge when it gets

Tell her your side chick gave you the money.