Recent content by mazdaman626

Wolframs look pretty good, heavy cones? look like nice heavy coils. Ill need 3-4k for those for sure. Just dont have complete specs listed. I'd like to play around modeling them first.I know SA 15 can handle alot more than specified. ok. thanks. no unicorn audio enviroment here so looks like 4-5...

Pair of 15's powered right is the best option I'm sure. I like the look of those wolframs. maybe a couple of SA 15's on 2kish?

I got over +11 feet external to play with, its a 1986 626. 16"x38" 32". maybe 9 feet internally once I crunch some numbers. Rear seats fold down, it's a work car. If I have to lose some rear seat area it wont bother me. I'm hoping to squeeze a 2:1 basic 4th in there. I dunno, I'm still looking...

2 12"P3's in a 3.5 cubic foot box tuned to 35hz, I have them in a 626 mazda and I'm considering going 4th order with 4 and doubling the power from a kicker zx?1000 2 ohm amp to 2000 watts sundown power at 1 ohm. I read someone say in that article I linked that big gain is possible, any ideas...

BoominTahoe,This is why I'm asking the question and why I stated two different things. I'm seeking some clear advice. SPL: Increasing Power vs Adding More Woofers - List Thread

Let me back up, I reread what I quoted and I stated my facts wrong... I read that doubling cone is a 3 db increase. And doubling power another 3 db increase. Is it really a 6 db increase doubling both? Is that likely or will it probably be a lower gain like 4-5 db for example?

I've read that doubling cone area is good for around 5-6 db gain. And doubling power is good for around 3 db's. How does that work when doubling cone area and power?. is it true that a 7-9 db gain is possible?