Recent content by griff

Steven, what would be the optimal box size for the Koda 10. I currently have one that is around .8 sealed, but I was thinking of building another one since it looks like sh*t. -griff

I was thinking of getting a Koda 10 and was wondering if 400w rms will be too much power for it. I already have the amp, RF Power 800.4, which I am bridging two of the channels for the sub. I'm interested in SQ and I've read a lot of good things about the Koda. -griff

That's a good point. I'll see if there is any more space and then build a bigger box for the 12. If there isn't I'll get the 10. I just want to use the full power of the amp if I can. Also, are box volume recommendations figured with the speaker in or out of the box? Thanks for all your...

For the IDQ 10's the recommended enclosure size is .25-.5, and for the 12's it is .65-1. That's why I was leaning towards the 12 for that brand. And it can handle more power. -griff

At the most 200. I was looking at ID since they say their subs can go in smaller boxes with good SQ. I just looked up the RE SE and they are dual 4ohm which doesn't work for me. I think I need a dual 2ohm sub to make it 4ohms.

I have a Rockford Power 800.4 which I will be bridging two of the channels at 4ohms for 400w rms for the sub. Which subs would you recommend for more SQ than SPL but I still want it to bump pretty good. I listen to mostly rock and punk with some rap thrown in. I have a sealed box that is .7...

It just didn't sound that good with gain down. I turned it up pretty high and it sounded perfect so I just left it like a dumbass. I've been reading that the HX2's are power hungry so maybe that was it. Also, my box is about .7 cubic feet sealed for any sub recommendations.

Well I blew my jbl 600.1 amp today. Smoke starting pouring out of it, so I figure it is toast. What do you think would be a better option of these two. 1. Replace the amp with something similar but with more power. I had the gain up way to high on the jbl because it wasn't hitting hard...